unixandria

And – to boot – 429 is not a proper block error. It looks a lot like WordPress is trying to hide the fact it’s blocking you and it’s just coincidence that once you turn your VPN off (assuming you can even access the site without it) it just starts working.

This is honestly so ridiculous it’s not even funny. WordPress is supposedly about freedom yada yada yada – and yet using a very popular anti-censorship tool prevents you from using the very website of the platform! Everything from Trac, to account management, to downloading WordPress is not possible with a VPN.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 2 weeks ago by unixandria.

Figured it out, though not sure why no errors were registered. jQuery is a hard requirement for this plugin, which it doesn’t mention, and we dequeue jQuery for performance and the fact we don’t otherwise need it on the frontend.

Even tried optiing into the stripe hosted beta. Nada, just says javascript errors. But, thing is, there’s not a thing in the console.