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Script URL: https://www.concise-courses dot com/hacking-tools/
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The script works great on every browser except for Chrome. I've tried on several machines and it's the same.

The display count for clicks and ID's is not shown...

What could the problem be? Any ideas? Fix this and I'll 100% buy the license. Thanks

When i look at the console of Chrome in the developers tools, it shows the following error:
Refused to execute script from 'https://www.concise-courses.com/php-lin ... isplay.php' because its MIME type ('text/html') is not executable, and strict MIME type checking is enabled.

So that is the error you need to fix.
You can try and see if the following helps
Change to and all occurences of to
Greetings,
Henrie

Hey thanks! I tried that but unfortunately still no joy...maybe I should try and disable strict MIME types but that might be a security problem...

Any other ideas?

How about if you do as Henrie said AND add this to your display.php file, just under "define('IN_SCRIPT',1);" line:

P.s.: the strict mime types are up to the browser to enforce or not. A hacker would be using other tools anyway and completely ignore the "X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff" header the server sends.

I made changes:

1. Uploaded new display.php with the added line of 'header("Content-type: text/javascript");'
2. Changed the display code (where clicks are displayed) to: '<script type="text/javascript">ccount_display('nbtscan')</script>' (with matched ID name)
3. Changed the header javascript call to: '<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.concise-courses dot com/php-link-counter/ display.php"></script>'

All the above changes worked in Firefox but Chrome still refuses to play nice.

Do you think I need to add a meta tag on the page to switch the MIME type?

Thanks again and Happy Xmas/ Holidays

I tested with Chrome and your page now displays fine for me.

Try clearing your browser cache and force refresh the page (Shift + F5).

CORRECTION!

The above DOES work.

So for those with a similar problem or issue with Sniffer Scripts and Chrome - the above will likely help.

Big thank you to Klemen and Henrie.