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It doesn't. The amount of rules you can stick in a Chrome extension is sufficient to block the majority of spam. Current block lists are mostly redundant and un
by jasonvorhe 7y ago
It doesn't. The amount of rules you can stick in a Chrome extension is sufficient to block the majority of spam. Current block lists are mostly redundant and unoptimized.
- bouk 7y agoThis is true! Running extension JS on every request is a big performance penalty and rule based blocking is much better.