One of the comments Raymond made I felt was kind of missing the point ““to cut substantial overhead in the browser": I already commented that performance of wel

One of the comments Raymond made I felt was kind of missing the point ““to cut substantial overhead in the browser": I already commented that performance of well-crafted content blocker is not an issue.” Assuming that third party code is well crafted is not how you build a secure API. I think many of the comments about how it doesn’t protect users because extensions can still see the request but just can’t act on it also misses a point. If the interfaces are split you can enable the block lists without enabling the extension seeing your content.