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Funnily enough we've had some success this morning by doing this, but only if the user is on Firefox?! So Smoothwall was definitely the issue, but there must also be something in our G Workspace policies. But! There was no errors saying that anything was blocked? So this shouldn't have worked? I'm more confused than I was before, but at least someone is able to buy something.

Having the exact same issue here with Smoothwall and all Shopify sites. I've tried Chrome's new AI console error analysis tool, it more or less confirms that the .js files are being altered at some point and the hash check is failing. We've put the user in bypass mode, added every shopify URL we can find to the allow-list and still no joy. We haven't tried anything with Websockets so will look into this.

I've had a user report that although the content filtering is working normally for sites, they were served an Ad for LoveHoney through Youtube today. I know about restricted mode and how to restrict advertising categories. However, those settings are only available if logged in. Also, what they sell doesn't neatly fit into (oo-err!) any of these categories: I suspect it's impossible to avoid this with any degree of certainty, short of using a Youtube Premium account. Does anyone have similar experience or advice?

Wowzers, thank you! As it happens I'm drinking Califia Oat in a coffee right now... that's two weird coincidences in a row.

That's exactly how I got this username

Hello all, nice to see an old school web forum still thriving these days! I'm a remote support tech with a London centric solutions provider, although I live in Yorkshire. Not going to put their name on my profile for confidentiality reasons, hope you understand