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Ghostery lists Google Analytics as having been blocked; for some reason this also causes the 'async' script tag to fail to load jQuery, result in Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined in the console and no visible body text, as below. Disabling Ghostery and loading the page normally results in text as expected.
I thought it was assuming I was illiterate and helpfully doing its best to localize for me, but perhaps it's a bug rather than a feature after all.
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Chromium 49 on Debian 8.
Ghostery lists Google Analytics as having been blocked; for some reason this also causes the 'async' script tag to fail to load jQuery, result in Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined in the console and no visible body text, as below. Disabling Ghostery and loading the page normally results in text as expected.
I thought it was assuming I was illiterate and helpfully doing its best to localize for me, but perhaps it's a bug rather than a feature after all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: