This is unexpected on YouTube.
Opening some UI Elements adds #bottom-sheet to the End of the URL, and closing it removes #bottom-sheet, and if either happens after the Allow Timer reached Zero, the LeechBlock Block Page pops up unexpectedly.
A more classic Example, many Text Articles have a similar Subheading Navigation.
Clicking a Link in the Table of Contents adds the Name of that Subheading to the URL of the current Page, so example.com may become example.com#chapter-1.
There’s really no Way to account for all the Subheading Trickery that a scripted Website might use to open and close UI Sections, because it often happens so fast that the User cannot read all Subheading IDs before they disappear (the Part of the URL after #), so LeechBlock should treat switching Subheadings the same as not changing the URL.
This is unexpected on YouTube.
Opening some UI Elements adds
#bottom-sheetto the End of the URL, and closing it removes#bottom-sheet, and if either happens after the Allow Timer reached Zero, the LeechBlock Block Page pops up unexpectedly.A more classic Example, many Text Articles have a similar Subheading Navigation.
Clicking a Link in the Table of Contents adds the Name of that Subheading to the URL of the current Page, so
example.commay becomeexample.com#chapter-1.There’s really no Way to account for all the Subheading Trickery that a scripted Website might use to open and close UI Sections, because it often happens so fast that the User cannot read all Subheading IDs before they disappear (the Part of the URL after
#), so LeechBlock should treat switching Subheadings the same as not changing the URL.