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> No, it's up to the people making the claim to defend it. Cite, please.
by quadhome 14y ago
> No, it's up to the people making the claim to defend it.
Cite, please.
- alecthomas 14y agoThis is true IIRC, or at least, was. Chrome extensions can only hook in to the DOM after it has been evaluated. You can see this occasionally with Adblock when ads flicker in briefly.