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Yeah... that's barely even what the article is about, based on a brief skim. They seem to disagree with what Manifest v3 is trying to accomplish, but the articl
by QuercusMax 8y ago
Yeah... that's barely even what the article is about, based on a brief skim. They seem to disagree with what Manifest v3 is trying to accomplish, but the article doesn't even use the word "bullshit".
(Disclaimer: I work for a non-Google Alphabet company.)
- kkm 8y agoThank you for the feedback, changed the title to match the title of the blog.
- btown 8y agoAgree with the need not to editorialize, but that is indeed what the article is about. The entire impetus for measuring the performance impact of ad blockers is to disprove one of the two cited reasons for Manifest v3, namely that there are real-world measurable performance benefits to preventing ad blockers from intercepting web requests.