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yes, and that is also bad.
by pas 7y ago
yes, and that is also bad.
- judge2020 7y agoI guess the argument is "is it worth it to save some people the privacy issue of extensions phoning home the pages you visit by requiring the ad-blocking to be a rule list and not rely on synchronous webRequest blocking". Safari's webRequest change also blocked even monitoring webRequest URLs, so the current adblocking solution is to only provide a list of blocked patterns, and it seems to work for me.
- pas 7y agoThe easy solution is to measure the performance of this declarative API and inform the user if it causes slowdowns. But don't limit it to 30k entries.