Custom JS only visible to users with edit_posts capability

Hi, I think I’ve found a problem in the latest version of the Custom JS module of Master Addons.

In the current version of the file:

Current version:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/master-addons/trunk/inc/modules/custom-js/custom-js.php

there are new permission checks inside both jltma_page_custom_js() and jltma_element_custom_js():

if (!current_user_can('edit_posts')) { return; }

The issue is that this condition prevents any Custom JS from being printed on the frontend for public visitors.
Only logged-in users with the ability to edit posts can see the injected JS.

In old version of the file (rev 3313604) (worked correctly):

Old version (rev 3313604):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/master-addons/trunk/inc/modules/custom-js/custom-js.php?rev=3313604

these capability checks did not exist, and Custom JS was printed normally on the public frontend, similar to how Elementor Pro handles page-level and widget-level JS.

With the new checks in place:

• Page-level Custom JS
• Element-level Custom JS

…no longer runs for regular site visitors, which makes the feature unusable in production.

Could you confirm whether this change was intentional (for security reasons) or if it’s a regression?

Thank you for your work on the plugin!