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I just opened CNN on firefox with unblock origin on both mobile and desktop without issue.
I wonder if it has to do with the region you try to load it from. The message in the screenshot seems to indicate that it might.
could be that there's been an update to the filters to deal with this issue?
I can open CNN too, but once i click on an article I get the page OP has..
I viewed 3 articles, no issue. Cleared cookies & site data before hand to be sure I hadn't already allowed them at some point.
I can confirm this behaviour, Fennec on Android with uBlock Origin.
Clicking the article works fine for me.
Are you in a GDPR protected area?
US, so probably not.
seconded the success.
Same, works fine. But I don't block cookie popups, I have consentomatic handle them instead, plus Firefox is getting that built-in, anyways.
I'm not experiencing any of this, but my setup is insane at this point. Ublock origin with a custom bypass paywalls filter list and noscript enabled... no ads... no blocks... Just content. Using mull on android with mullvad DNS.
Windows/android?
You think they might have updated something in response to backlash...? I had thirty-five blocked elements with Firefox and UBO. Fuck CNN...
What if you refresh the page?