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So it seems that the Chromium team has decided to follow through with their war on adblockers, by having a laughably small current rule limit of 35,000 and by (as far as I can determine) removing most of the more advanced syntaxes that recent adblocker versions can use from October-ish onwards. So tonight I've decided to venture a bit around on the GitHub issue trackers of various lists that are included in adblockers, and get them to publicly take a stance against Manifest v3, in order to educate laymen and to establish some kind of pressure on the Chromium team. If they want war, I'll give them just that.
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