I'm working on a collaboration tool that uses google drive APIs, and we occasionally get e-mails from people claiming that the product is broken, but in 99% of the cases they installed disconnect or an overly zealous ad-blocker to explicitly block access to drive APIs. I assume this is just a blanket block on anything being loaded from google domains using ajax.
Even though the error message suggests that they blocked it themselves, somehow that thought doesn't come across to users before they start complaining that our product is broken. Given that google loads APIs mostly in the background through several chains of dynamic JS, there isn't much to do about this, really.
Even though the error message suggests that they blocked it themselves, somehow that thought doesn't come across to users before they start complaining that our product is broken. Given that google loads APIs mostly in the background through several chains of dynamic JS, there isn't much to do about this, really.