Everything worked perfectly as it always does.
What're you buying there, potions?
this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2024
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I found this site from a blog recommending a few brands. They didn't have what I wanted but the fact I was greeted by this was good enough to screenshot.
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Went there just now and did not get a pop up. Firefox does not detect any trackers. 
Tried it just now, didn't get an error either.
Using arguments from the 1990s internet to coerce users seems .... gnarly, my dude.
Strange, I don't get that pop-up with my Firefox.
Might be because I am from Europe
In the US I didn't see that popup either, just that notice on the page from my other comment.
Hey at least they apologize! 🤣
"We are sorry, as a customer, you don't live up to our standards"
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My only other browser is curl, does it works on that?
This is annoying, while there are a few things we can do
- Report this issue at https://webcompat.com/
- Change UA to trick this website https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/user-agent-string-switcher/
- Best choice, change another store :)
No self-respecting witch uses chrome, website sus.
This is a site with no competent designers.
If my client asked me to design and implement something like this, I’d quit. No, fix your Firefox bug, amateurs.
I just went there to test it, and I did not see that popup.
Hey would you be willing to pass the site you found this on so we can all studiously avoid it? :)
Ugly clothes too
Remember when shopping sites didn't need 200mb of javascript libraries to work?
User agent extensions go brrrrr 😎