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<blockquote data-quote="Deletedmessiah" data-source="post: 918885" data-attributes="member: 58665">I didn&#039;t notice performance impact from these extensions. And this goes for my low end laptop of the past which couldn&#039;t play 720p videos for more than 2 hours. Whatever the &quot;performance impact&quot; was, wasn&#039;t something that was noticed in real life use unless its malicious or poorly designed extensions. This wasn&#039;t issue for all those years but now all of a sudden when computers are more powerful than ever, the &quot;performance issue&quot; is more negligible than ever, google cares for performance of poor users. If they cared for performance so much, then why not provide an option of &quot;click to load&quot; for html5 videos? One thing I liked about flash in its last years. Its just some excuse. Majority of their income is from ads so of course they&#039;ll want to limit it. Its simple logic. With that said 300k is sufficient for me for now. If there&#039;s some other limitations of types of filters you can use or types of things you can block compared to with manifest v2, can someone tell?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deletedmessiah, post: 918885, member: 58665"] I didn't notice performance impact from these extensions. And this goes for my low end laptop of the past which couldn't play 720p videos for more than 2 hours. Whatever the "performance impact" was, wasn't something that was noticed in real life use unless its malicious or poorly designed extensions. This wasn't issue for all those years but now all of a sudden when computers are more powerful than ever, the "performance issue" is more negligible than ever, google cares for performance of poor users. If they cared for performance so much, then why not provide an option of "click to load" for html5 videos? One thing I liked about flash in its last years. Its just some excuse. Majority of their income is from ads so of course they'll want to limit it. Its simple logic. With that said 300k is sufficient for me for now. If there's some other limitations of types of filters you can use or types of things you can block compared to with manifest v2, can someone tell? [/QUOTE]

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