I don’t care that they’re wrong, I care that this miscategorization helped the issue reach “the public” and rightly caused some finger pointing and users switch

I don’t care that they’re wrong, I care that this miscategorization helped the issue reach “the public” and rightly caused some finger pointing and users switching away from Chrome. That’s a good thing. Sensationalism works and we all want content blocking to be as effective as possible. While “it still works”, it’s not as good or as efficient as the MV2 version.