Alexei
Alexei
@DJCrashdummy Any thoughts about this?
Hello! This sounds like the same issue as #2998, but it should be fixed in Chrome at this point.
As a temporary workaround, open Privacy Badger's options page, select the Disabled Sites tab, and add `www.google.com` to the list of sites where Privacy Badger is disabled.
When this happens, is it always in an Incognito window, or does this happen in regular browsing windows too?
Ah, try adding your localized Google search domain (`www.google.cn`?) to the list of sites where Privacy Badger is disabled instead.
Hello and thanks for opening an issue! You can always disable Privacy Badger for a single site, leaving it enabled and protecting you everywhere else. To do so, open Privacy...
@ManikanthMSFT Could you look into this please?
@ManikanthMSFT I can confirm this is still an issue. Are there any updates?
We will check and let you know sometime next week.
I can say now that our relevant automated test is still (x)failing on Microsoft Edge Beta version 139.0.3405.64.