Oh, yeah, for some reason, my plugin called Nuk for Everything is breaking your website.

So that's a surprise.

I was running my whole house through a pie hole, and it broke office.

So could you fix it?

No. office, so could you fix it? Yeah, we just, we just, we hit record at a weird time, people.

We have your average internet support request guy calling in to the ShopTock Show.

Shopping Maniacs you're listening to another episode of the Shop Talk Show podcast, but two cradjity old men blasting people with

their feelings. I'm Dave with Miss Chris. Chris, how are you?

Hi, Dave, I'm doing just fine. It is kind of funny that what we were actually talking about is

just like, you know, if you do something a little off grain on

your website, to what responsibility is it like the website owner to fix your thing? And it's like,

that is some serious gray area. Because if it's like, what if the weird thing you're doing

is using a slightly unusual browser?

What if it's even just Firefox or something?

I think we're all on board with like, yeah, you should probably fix it for Firefox, dude.

That's like a major browser in the world.

Or like, but what if it's like accessibility software that is even more esoteric?

Like, yeah, you should probably fix it for that too, if you can,

you know, like not everybody uses voiceover or jaws or whatever. Maybe it's, you know,

but then it's like, well, what if I installed like any plugin out of the, of the Chrome Star,

any combination of plugins? Do you have to fix it. Any combination of plugins.

Do you have to fix it for any combination of plugins from the plugin star?

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