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Taking control of your browser performance when using extensions with Microsoft Edge

https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2024/09/19/extension-performance-detector/

We're introducing our extension performance detector to help you learn how extensions might impact browsing performance. Installing extensions can make you more productive and help you personalize Microsoft Edge to your needs. However, if you notice

Taking control of your browser performance when using extensions with Microsoft Edge

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jasep

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This is hilarious. They're trying to scare people into removing their ad blockers by claiming it affects performance. But what isn't measured is how much longer pages will load having to load all the advertising without an ad blocker!

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