Website works in incognito and doesn't work in standart chrome's mode. How to fix

Question

There is a situation when some Website is working in Chrome's Incognito mode and work with bugs on doesn't work at all in standard mode. Sometimes the reason for this problem is in installed chrome extensions (Javascript effect works in "Incognito mode" only (Chrome))

And in another place (note: link no longer works and is not archived on the wayback machine) it was told:

One of the elements had an id of "adcontent", which I am guessing is black-listed by either Chrome or one of the plugins.

So my question: Is there a list of bad Id's/classes/js functions etc. that can cause problems with chrome's extensions? Or maybe a list of rules to prevent this problem.

Update 1: I don't have URL of the website with this problem. I just came across this situation while was reading something else and decided to ask if there are some common rules for that.

Favrot

It would help if you can provide the website url if possible – Philander

No, I don't have the website/url. I just came across this situation while was reading something else and decided to ask if there are some common rules for that. – Favrot

one reason I can think of is that in incognito mode all extensions are disabled by default so websites are unmodified by extensions. Some extensions might be breaking the site – Philander

@Moogs - that is correct. And to fix this we need to disable this extension on each browser. But I am asking if there is another way. On one of links that I've provided - it is mentioned about id "adcontent" that was thought as spam by extension. I am asking - if there is a list of Ids that I shouldn't use to prevent this problem on my website... – Favrot

I don't think there would be a list of ids/classes. Seems a bit strange if that were to exist. I don't know then – Philander

This would be better with an attempt to provide instructions for a minimal reproducible example. – Ax