For hostname-based (or entity-based) cosmetic filters, there is no need to use the same data structure as generic cosmetic filters. Hostname-based cosmetic filters can have their own optimal data structure.
This should help further reduce memory/CPU footprint, unsure how noticeable the result though.
For hostname-based (or entity-based) cosmetic filters, there is no need to use the same data structure as generic cosmetic filters. Hostname-based cosmetic filters can have their own optimal data structure.
This should help further reduce memory/CPU footprint, unsure how noticeable the result though.