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It should be true, but the reality is that most ad blockers have such a complex ruleset to match that they can actually go slower and use more RAM than not runn
by giovannibajo1 11y ago
It should be true, but the reality is that most ad blockers have such a complex ruleset to match that they can actually go slower and use more RAM than not running them.
The graphs that uBlock shows are very compelling:
https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock
I'm not saying that Apple tried hard enough; the content blockers on iOS are JIT-compiled to native ARM 64-bit code, so maybe they didn't have the codepath ready for 32-bit and/or they didn't bother. But it's surely not just a technical excuse.