Anyone notice the weird half-hidden little "googly eyes" that appears below the thumbs-up "Like" button on the game pages? If you zoom the page it looks like the top-half of a pair of owl's eyes maybe? It's right below the box where you click to buy a game.

It almost looks like a "mistake"... like something the developers have hidden that you're not supposed to see.

So... what do I win? :)

I first noticed it because my browser sometimes gives me a "Clickjacking" warning there.

I have no idea what you're talking about. Screenshot?

There's nothing there. Either your browser is buggy or someone is playing an early Halloween prank on you.

Just looked into it and it's the top portion of the NoScript icon which normally appears when some page element is blocked. Seems there's some page element just below the "Like" button that contains some scripts and is served up from Facebook rather than GOG, so unless you have Facebook whitelisted NoScipt blocks it but only shows the top portion of the icon that it normally shows.

Well done, detective.

Opera is supposed to be getting extensions soon and I cannot wait for AdBlock and NoScript! Currently I'm stuck with this bloated POS Firefox cause my Android phone already makes me want to claw my eyes out while viewing the unfiltered web.

I'd still use Firefox and Firebug while developing, though. It's hard to beat Firebug and HttpFox.

I have to say that I read that in David Warner's voice.

By jove, I believe you've got it! I do run Firefox and NoScript. I'll attach a small image so y'all can see what I'm talking about. Thought it might be a browser layout issue. Thanks!

Opera already has content blocking, and has had it since forever or near enough.
Tools -> Advanced -> Blocked Content

Agreed about Firebug, but Opera's Dragonfly is good as well, at least for my needs. Of course, most of the time I use whatever Safari's equivalency is called. In fact, it kind of bugs me that Firefox is the only browser where I have to install a separate extension to get that functionality.

GOOGLY EYED OWL IS WATCHING YOU MASTURBATE. Ahhhhh!

Yeah, their Blocked Content tools suck, they don't allow you to subscribe to blocklists and for scripts you need quicker and fine grained access to which scripts run.

I've never used Dragonfly, I'll give it a shot. My problem is debugging complex, dynamically generated jQuery Javascript that's scattered among 30 files. per page. Not every tool I've tried is up to it.