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If I recalled it correctly, Chrome's developers imposed a stricter limit on dynamically loaded (fetched) DNR rules. That's why updating rules with the store is
by maxloh 1y ago
If I recalled it correctly, Chrome's developers imposed a stricter limit on dynamically loaded (fetched) DNR rules. That's why updating rules with the store is the more conventional method.
- charcircuit 1y agoChrome allows for 300,000 static rules, 30,000 dynamic rules, and 5,000 session rules. While not 1 to 1, for reference, EasyList has a little over 30,000 rules.
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