davtur19

> Does this fix [rms-support-letter/rms-support-letter.github.io#5037](https://github.com/rms-support-letter/rms-support-letter.github.io/pull/5037)? > > > There are still some other sanity checks that this doesn't do. I think that a more secure approach could be based on...

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Thanks for the PR! But unfortunately for now I don't think I can accept it, for two reasons: 1. Currently the options part would not work as nothing was touched...

Why did you remove the request queue? It is necessary in order not to have thousands of requests in parallel, otherwise the browser risks crashing. For example, if on https://browserleaks.com/ip...

I do not know if you are still interested in this pr, in any case I would recommend saving the visited paths in a separate list from that of the...

I created the queue that way, because before the queue was handled practically in parallel, since js is async. In this way, I am sure that the requests are made...

Sorry for the late reply, I just tested the changes and noticed there is a recursion problem. When the /.git/ folder is checked, the extension tries to check if /.git/.git/...

I fixed the problem of the loop on firefox, but I noticed that there are also other problems on firefox, for example there are errors in the console and the...

Are you sure it's the extension that slows down your browser so much? In theory, once the domain has been visited, the extension should not visit it again, in fact...

I didn't expect it to be that slow, I thought it was an extra second, no more than 5 seconds. I've noticed that it goes faster without extension to me...