Script Blockers
Script blockers can cause issues when using the plugin in the back-end. As consequence the settings page can appear broken.
Everyone who is reading this article knows that the plugin's purpose is to track visitors and their actions on a WooCommerce shop. In order to achieve this, the plugin injects tracking pixels provided by popular advertising platforms like Google or Meta (Facebook).
On the other hand, ad and script blockers have emerged due to annoying ads and privacy concerns and user tracking.
Because of the plugin's purpose it was added to some privacy filter lists which are being used by some ad and script blockers.
While this is totally fine for visitors on the front-end of a shop, it can cause issues on the back-end of a shop. The plugin uses a few admin scripts in the back-end in order to make the interface faster and easier to use. But if those scripts are blocked, the interface may appear broken.
The simplest way to fix issues with the plugin in the WooCommerce back-end, caused by script blockers, is to disable the script blocker, or whitelist the shop domain in the script blocker.
We tested the most popular ad and script blockers with the plugin. Most of them work fine with the plugin, but some block the admin scripts. Where possible, we've whitelisted the plugin admin scripts.
| Ad or script blocker | compatible | whitelisted |
|---|---|---|
| Adblock | ✔️ | |
| Adblock Plus | ✔️ | |
| AdBlocker Ultimate | ❌ | |
| AdGuard AdBlocker | ✔️ | |
| Fair AdBlocker | ✔️ | |
| Ghostery | ✔️ | |
| uBlock Origin | ✔️ | ✔️ |
