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Read the post above, it should have no effect on SEO with the right settings.

Few things to unpack here, but for the first, you should absolutely ensure you have the cloak option enabled: Also, you should NOT have the obfuscate text option for guests without having cloak enabled (the latest versions will give you a warning/error message under this scenario). As for...

You can do this yourself, please refer to: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/limited-guest-viewing-pro-boost-registrations.7170/updates (v2.0.0 update post), I think the screenshots are self explanatory. Let me know how it goes.

You set the number of posts to be visible globally per user group. So it's not "how many are blurred", it's how many are "unblurred" (XenForo permission semantics).

No, just for articles. Not sure it'd be very applicable for most posts.

I don't think so. I vaguely remember trying to sort out AMS without much luck.

I want to be helpful, but I've been saying since last year (November 2024):

Fair enough; I guess I didn't realize that adding a payment form add-on would gimp everything else that touches the payment buttons.

You can't just nuke a bunch of code that other template modifications and other add-on developers may require. Obviously you can and did, but should you?

It's this add-on: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/digitalpoint-better-google-analytics.8752/reviews

Okay, found the issue; and I'm not sure if it's your add-on or the other one mentioned below, but your template modification and "Better Analytics" template modification don't play well together. DragonByte Payment UI account_upgrades Override checkout for multiple payment processors Better...

Yeah, i was just deleting my posts to check what you're suggesting first. I'll remove all other add-ons and see which modification is the culprit. Just testing more in depth now.

Not sure this is helpful; but here:

Wutime updated Search Limit Essentials - Boost Registrations and Upgrades with a new update entry: v1.3.0 Read the rest of this update entry...

Yeah, nothing is fool proof. AdBlock just detects certain types of adblock, but depending on settings, not all. Also, detection doesn't determine the status of whether an Ad is running unless you specifically set it up to do so; and even then may not work across all thousand of different...