Indeed. It's the user's browser and experience, it's not up to the website owner. But it's frustrating to get bug reports when a 3rd party extension is the problem, not the website. Many visitors will just bounce blaming the website too.
Without someone pointing the user to what the issue is, it's very difficult for the user to know it's an extension causing the problem.
Many years ago I had performance issues with a site and the only reason I knew it was due to an extension is I dug into it with the dev tools and managed to identify Dashlane as the problem.
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Indeed. It's the user's browser and experience, it's not up to the website owner. But it's frustrating to get bug reports when a 3rd party extension is the problem, not the website. Many visitors will just bounce blaming the website too.
Without someone pointing the user to what the issue is, it's very difficult for the user to know it's an extension causing the problem.
Many years ago I had performance issues with a site and the only reason I knew it was due to an extension is I dug into it with the dev tools and managed to identify Dashlane as the problem.