Session Replay Plugin causes a "Blocked a frame with origin "https://mysite.com" from accessing a frame with origin "https://vendor.site" on Mac Safari

When session replay is enabled, and a iframe is rendered on Mac Safari browser, a "blocked frame" error (per the title) appears, e.g.:

[Error] Blocked a frame with origin "https://localhost:3000" from accessing a frame with origin "https://js.stripe.com". Protocols, domains, and ports must match.
serializeNodeWithId (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:1166)
serializeNodeWithId (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:1249)
serializeNodeWithId (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:1249)
serializeNodeWithId (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:1249)
takeFullSnapshot$1 (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:12032)
init (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:12220)
record (rrweb-record-7RRQZYYR.js:12225)
(anonymous function) (@amplitude_plugin-session-replay-browser.js:4148)
step (chunk-JKUCZERB.js:125)
fulfilled (chunk-JKUCZERB.js:49)

I tried all sorts of ways to block session replay using the privacyConfig.blockSelector, but none work, probably due to the way iframes are injected into the page.

Is there a way to block specific iframes by provider (e.g. stripe, firebase) via configuration that I'm missing?

Btw, Sentry (which also uses rrweb for session recording) used to have the [same issue](https://github.com/getsentry/rrweb/pull/240). It looks like they handled the issue by not attaching load event listeners to block blocked frames.

My environment:
- Most current Safari, React, Amplitude and Stripe versions as of August 2025.