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When the extension is enabled it causes https://chewy.com/ to just load a blank page, only if the browser has no cache of the website. I am not sure why this is happening as Chewy does not have any Flash on it (that I know of) because it is a modern pet supply website.
Steps to reproduce
Have Ruffle installed and enabled on Firefox.
Clear all cookies / cache / history of the website https://chewy.com/ (I used the forget this site feature of Firefox to do this).
Attempt to load https://chewy.com/ and a blank white page will appear instead of the normal website.
Expected behavior
I expect Ruffle to do nothing, as this website should not contain any flash anything. Another option would be the ability to blacklist a domain so that Ruffle won't try to do anything.
Content Location
As far as I know there is no SWF content, that is what makes this so confusing.
Affected platform
Desktop app
Operating system
Windows 11
Browser
Firefox 132.0b6 (64-bit)
Additional information
As far as I can tell this is the only website this happens on and it really baffles me as to why this would happen since again, Chewy shouldn't contain Flash.
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Looks like they are using Kasada's bot detection script (KPSDK). You can learn more about it here: https://www.nullpt.rs/devirtualizing-nike-vm-1
Really this kind of stuff is going to be a game of whack-a-mole until we stop modifying the page DOM unnecessarily. With Manifest V3 we should be able to avoid DOM manipulation except when we actually polyfill Flash elements. But that'll take a lot of work to accomplish I guess.
Describe the bug
When the extension is enabled it causes https://chewy.com/ to just load a blank page, only if the browser has no cache of the website. I am not sure why this is happening as Chewy does not have any Flash on it (that I know of) because it is a modern pet supply website.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
I expect Ruffle to do nothing, as this website should not contain any flash anything. Another option would be the ability to blacklist a domain so that Ruffle won't try to do anything.
Content Location
As far as I know there is no SWF content, that is what makes this so confusing.
Affected platform
Desktop app
Operating system
Windows 11
Browser
Firefox 132.0b6 (64-bit)
Additional information
As far as I can tell this is the only website this happens on and it really baffles me as to why this would happen since again, Chewy shouldn't contain Flash.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: