Re:How the most popular Chrome extensions affect browser per...
by floatingatoll on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @12:14PM
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Some filter addons perform complex logic trees based on properties other than the hostname(s) being loaded by the browser, and therefore take up more CPU and RAM for more wall-clock seconds to meet the needs of their increased complexity. They end up able to block more content than others, but that comes at a cost — which, as this page notes, can be much higher than anyone expected.
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