OneSec load 3 times on Ecommerce websites like amazon.com because of Amazon background scripts

I have decreased my total blocking time for the Amazon domain because it keeps triggering OneSec again and again within the same page, thereby increasing the total wait time. For example, I have not visited amazon.com in quite a while, but OneSec claims that I attempted to open it 3 times within the last 24 hours. That is because going to an Amazon product page will load something else, then OneSec gets interrupted and resets and starts waiting from the beginning. Then it will load something else, OneSec will get interrupted and tries again.

It would be great if OneSec could recognize ecommerce sites loading background scripts or changing the layout while a live url from the same domain is being changed as we speak and the OneSec blocker applies to all of them, but it remembers the time from the base url, the first url that was clicked and does not restart and restart. I assume it is something having to do with Amazon tracking parameters changing the URL and OneSec being convinced it is a different Amazon url each time. But OneSec can still check that the user is facing the Amazon website being loaded now and has not moved to a new amazon tab. And OneSec can possibly check that the previous Amazon URL is not open somewhere else in some other tab in the background. I am not that deep into web development but I hope you know what I mean. What would be great is if this would apply to other common blocking domains that have the same behavior.

It is not the most pressing issue, but it just looks buggy when all of this happens on the same tab, even though it is caused by Amazon.

Cheers,