> <i>Improving content filtering support by providing more generous limits in the declarativeNetRequest API for static rulesets and dynamic rules</i><p>Anyone here know more about this?<p>From the article linked in that quote:<p>> <i>We determined that some filter rules, such as those with an action of block or allow, are much safer and are less likely to be abused. They also happen to make up the large majority of ad block filter rules. Based on this, I drafted and shared a proposal in the Web Extensions Community Group to define a set of rules that we consider lower risk and allow up to 30,000 of these.</i><p>From what I remember of the discourse at the time Manifest v3 was first announced, the most major complaint from developers who were otherwise open to the idea of static filters was that the number of filters allowed was way too small for the modern web.<p>Google's proposed changes seem to address that, maybe? I don't know how effective they are in practice.