[Quick Solution] Naver Blog Broken Issues on Microsoft Edge Mobile Browser

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[Issue]

  Since the early days of using Microsoft Edge Mobile browser, I've encountered a persistent problem with Naver blog screens breaking. Despite numerous refresh attempts, the screens would stubbornly remain white, causing frustration.





[Solution]

  Recently, I discovered that advertisements on Naver blogs were conflicting with the ad blocking feature of mobile Edge.

  To resolve this, I added the Naver blog URL to the ad blocking exceptions in settings, as follows:
  ( Settings > Privacy and Security > Block Ads > Exceptions > Add Site > Enter "https://m.blog.naver.com/" and save )

  Now, I can smoothly browse Naver blogs on mobile Edge without encountering screen breakage. However, it's worth noting that Naver blog ads are now visible.











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Source: https://m.blog.naver.com/beyond-gem/223436570433

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