Load https://css-tricks.com/is-there-too-much-css-now/ and note the missing space where the embedded tweets should go. If you resize the window, the tweets show up.
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Putting here the steps to reproduce and test what is happening. This is the function removing the blockquote function(t, e, n) { var r = n(17); t.exports = function(t) { return r.write(function() { t && t.parentNode && t.parentNode.removeChild(t) }) } } In https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js To test it. 1. Put a Subtree Modified breakpoint on <div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> 2. Reload the page 3. Then once it breaks, go back to the Element tab 4. Add a Node Removed on blockquote 5. Disable the Subtree Modified from the parents 6. Continue 7. It breaks on the function above. t being the blockquote