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Thank you for letting me know, this information is crucial. The CPU-only compatibility of transformers.js might make it too slow for text-heavy websites. I will immediately study a way to throttle it.

However, the Chrome web store review might take some time to allow the update.

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I assume a lot of processing is happening in a per tab context, I wonder how easy a queue would work in the browser? An optional local self-hosted server script might help.

Actually, a tab only sends its content to a unique offscreen document[0], and because of the single-threaded nature of JS, it works as a queue. So, you are right, throttling might be feasible without too much hurdle.

[0] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/offsc...

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