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Ruffle's had a PR made that should address the issue (until Twitch gets more ridiculous domains involved in its backend), but it hasn't been pushed onto the extension as a live release yet. The next nightly build should hopefully have it, but that still probably won't reach the extensions places until they actually make a new version number after 0.3.0.
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Can confirm that disabling Ruffle does, in fact, stop the Graph QL errors. Will check and report on Ruffle's GitHub to see if they can address the issue or give users the ability to selectively disable Ruffle on sites so as to toggle it off on Twitch's domains instead of browser-wide.
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It's happening to me at the moment on Waterfox 6.6.14 and no amount of removing the cache or cookies is remedying it.
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I'd rather not see ads as a whole, but not seeing transphobic ads anywhere would be better than not, yes. And no, users should not be asked to pay to get hate speech containing content removed instead (especially if it's implied the people and organizations uploading such are going to receive a significant cut thereof).
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I know you've already invested money into this. Maybe even time and resources.
You shouldn't have.
Get whatever you can out of it back as soon as possible, and backtrack or downgrade from whatever you've implemented. Heck, if you ever really need to lay someone off to save money, anyone that suggested implementing A"I" in its current polluting and plagiarizing concept should be at the top of the list. If they're amongst your userbase, ban them. If they're amongst your advertisers, blacklist them. I can't guarantee you'll get your money back, but at least the chances that you won't be wasting any more of it increase after you've removed the troublemakers responsible.
Generative A'I' has and still is just automated plagiarism. It shouldn't even be around people who want to strictly police the exact shade of purple they want their promotional materials to be for the sake of branding, seeing how the tools you're endorsing are practically incapable of following such a simple command as 'don't deviate from this specific value of purple.' Expect people to deliberately mess up your branding and excuse it on said flawed technology.