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30K is just not enough. Intercepting requests is still possible, just not blocking. Extensions have been already abusing this, of course. It's fiendishly diffic
by blep-arsh 7y ago
30K is just not enough. Intercepting requests is still possible, just not blocking. Extensions have been already abusing this, of course. It's fiendishly difficult to prevent e.g. corporate users from leaking the whole intranet to SimilarWeb unless you completely disable browser extensions.
- cletus 7y ago> Intercepting requests is still possible, just not blocking False: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/declarativeNetRequest https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/declarativeNetReques... "There are the following kinds of rules: - Rules that block a network request. - Rules that prevent a request from getting blocked by negating any matching blocked rules. - Rules that redirect a network request. - Rules that remove headers from a network request."
- blep-arsh 7y agoI mean the current request inspection API, not the new ruleset-based one.