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koszko wrote:

I assume by compatibility you mean the ability to run side-by-side with the other extension.

To be clear - another (less probable) interpretation would be that you mean adding LibreJS-style blocking as an option to Hachette

jahoti wrote:

I assume by compatibility you mean the ability to run side-by-side with the other extension.

Yes indeed- the "good reason" is why we expect it would be, too, not why it ought to be.

It also seems I neglected to note that this depends on Hachette allowing "native scripts"; obviously if we block everything anyway LibreJS won't work.

koszko wrote:

It also seems I neglected to note that this depends on Hachette allowing "native scripts";

You mean globally allowing? Not necessarily. I can easily imagine a user wanting to block most of the stuff with Hachette and only use LibreJS instead on several selected sites.

jahoti wrote:

Not necessarily. I can easily imagine a user wanting to block most of the stuff with Hachette and only use LibreJS instead on several selected sites.

That's a fair point! Testing operation alongside LibreJS might already be possible then.