Yeah if people get to extensive about blocking then we're going to end up with a scenario where the web request functionality is implementing by telling the cha

Yeah if people get to extensive about blocking then we're going to end up with a scenario where the web request functionality is implementing by telling the chatbot's users's browser to make the fetch and submit it back to the server for processing, making it largely indistinguishable from the user making the query themselves. If CORS gets in the way they can just prompt users to install a browser extension to use the web request functionality.