The phrase you shared appears to be a fragmented piece of broken code, likely a remnant of a commented-out section in a web document or template file. Breakdown of the Code
,false,false]: This looks like the end of a programming array or a function argument list (e.g., in JavaScript or JSON) that has been accidentally cut off.
–>: This is the closing tag for an HTML comment. It is used to tell a web browser to stop ignoring the text and start rendering it as visible content again.
Not working: This is a plain-text note, likely left by a developer troubleshooting a feature that wasn’t functioning correctly. Because it appears after the closing comment tag (–>), it mistakenly displays as live text on the actual webpage.
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