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>An adblocker, by its nature, needs to access * Well that's what is in contention. Does everything claiming to be an adblocker really need access to *? Is Adbl
by jimmydorry 1mo ago
>An adblocker, by its nature, needs to access *
Well that's what is in contention. Does everything claiming to be an adblocker really need access to *? Is Adblocker5++ (totally not malware) entitled to as much access as uBlock Origin? You can declare upfront all the URLs you don't want accessed (which on top of security gives a substantial performance boost), and who's to say someone won't figure out a better way of working within these constraints?
- inigyou 1mo agoWhat does "entitled" mean here?
- jimmydorry 1mo agoA valid claim. The unfettered access to. etc.
- inigyou 1mo agoWhat does that mean? The CPU runs instructions, it doesn't have entitlements or claims.