Not sure what this provides that a malicious site list for uBlock Origin provides in a better, more privacy preserving way.
How is this different from setting your DNS to a malware-blocking domain provider? For example Cloudflare’s malware dns is 1.1.1.2, Quad9 blocks malware by default with 9.9.9.9.
I don't like the fact that it's sending all websites a user visits to a bunch of companies, specially companies that are not EU based.
1) Why is this better than using the built in Chrome or Microsoft protections?
2) How do I know this isn't logging every URL I visit back to Osprey?
ublock Origin already has a feature called "strict blocking" which does the same thing. In fact, the placeholder page that this extension takes you to looks almost exactly the same as the one that ublock origin uses.
I’m curious how much those 7 lists overlap. Surely there must be a lot of unambiguous cases, but I wonder how much is on the margins.
Does it protect you from malicious extensions including possible future versions of itself? :)
So this extension is feeding a stream of your browsing activity to a bunch of third party services? No thanks.