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title: "Is nr-1169.min.js Being Injected by Acquia?"
date: "2022-03-01T00:25:35+00:00"
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url: "/acquia-cloud-platform/help/92351-nr-1169minjs-being-injected-acquia"
id: "421ed2cd-3291-4734-8714-c9f17801b573"
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Issue
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Content security policy reports may note that `https://js-agent.newrelic.com/nr-1169.min.js`, has been blocked.

Resolution
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The origin of that script may not be obvious from your code, but it is a legitimate script injected by our platform for New Relic monitoring. To resolve a report like that, you have two options:

*   Change your content security policy to allow scripts to originate from js-agent.newrelic.com, as it is a legitimate script and adds information to the New Relic troubleshooting tool. This can be managed with [the Content-Security-Policy module](https://www.drupal.org/project/csp). The Security Kit module also offers configuration for content security policies.
*   If you would like to disable the JavaScript injection, [our documentation on disabling it for AMP pages](/node/56385) (necessary for AMP validation) offers guidance on doing that. To remove the script's injection site-wide, remove the conditional from the code offered there.

We recommend keeping the JavaScript agent, as [New Relic offers detailed and useful information for troubleshooting performance issues](/node/56377).