A brave little cookie-footer

One of our apps contains a page and the page has a div. The div's class name is cookie-footer.

The div itself has nothing to do with actual cookies, it contains a content that user is supposed to see.

And what? Turns out Brave doesn't show that div. It just adds:

// user agent stylesheet
.cookie-footer {
    display: none !important;
}

What's bizzare, Brave doesn't add this always. We have the app on multiple domains, the user agent style is added on most of domains but not all of them!

Tried other variants:

  .cookie-footer  - blocked
  .cookiefooter   - blocked
  .cookie--footer - works
  .cookiee-footer - works
  .coookie-footer - works

Great times. It's not only the legal regulation that can block your content, it's also your browser heuristic.