Plugin Support
Alex
(@alexcozmoslabs)
THe console message you are seeing usually indicates that certain resources required by the editor are being blocked or not properly initialized in the admin/editor context. In many cases, net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT is actually triggered by a browser extension (such as an ad blocker or script blocker), which can interfere with Elementor’s scripts.
That said, TranslatePress does not modify Elementor’s core editor scripts, so the issue is likely caused by one of the following:
- A browser extension blocking assets inside the Elementor editor
- A caching/minification plugin combining or deferring admin scripts incorrectly
- A conflict between Elementor and another optimization/security plugin when TranslatePress is active
- A JavaScript timing issue triggered only when multilingual scripts are loaded in the admin context
What we recommend checking:
- Test in an incognito/private window (without extensions)
- Temporarily disable any ad blockers or script blockers
- Disable caching/minification plugins (especially those affecting admin or editor pages)
- Ensure Elementor’s “Improved Asset Loading” or similar experimental features are not conflicting
- Clear all site and browser cache after disabling extensions/plugins
About TranslatePress:
TranslatePress only loads translation logic on the frontend and should not interfere with the Elementor editor. The fact that disabling it removes the error is important, but it usually indicates an indirect conflict (script blocking or optimization), not a direct issue in TranslatePress itself.