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Injected KTS main.js file blocks iframes for credit card payment

Not sure if anybody else has come across the problem of KTS's injected main.js file causing issues with Wordpress site's Woocommerce plugin for Square. It throws a fit when the site tries to load an iframe (credit card details inputs) on the checkout page. 

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I'm pretty convinced that it throws a 499 error from time to time as well, blocking the iframe from showing - although this behaviour is rare.

I have contacted Woocommerce, but they could not provide any help - they suggested turning of KTS's injection. Ok for me but not my customers. 

Any help, greatly appreciated.

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Hello, @diafol

Could you try to set a trusted address related to your credit card payment address or the website mask in Network Settings of the Settings of KL product ?

Regards.

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