That chrome.com page talks about not loading remote code and literally describes loading remote configuration as the correct fix: > Alternative approaches are

That chrome.com page talks about not loading remote code and literally describes loading remote configuration as the correct fix: > Alternative approaches are available, depending on your use case and the reason for remote hosting. This section describes approaches to consider. > Configuration-driven features and logic > Your extension loads and caches a remote configuration (for example a JSON file) at runtime. The cached configuration determines which features are enabled. The uBlockOrigin FAQ seems to be mixing scripts to run as part of a page with declarative filter lists. I thought the whole point of Manifest V3 was to prevent extensions from snooping on online banking, email accounts, etc... Nothing here seems to say that you couldn't update a declarative filter dynamically.