Does making a derived C++ class "final" change the ABI?

I'm curious if marking an existing derived C++ class as final to allow for de-virtualisation optimisations will change ABI when using C++11. My expectation is that it should have no effect as I see this as primarily a hint to the compiler about how it can optimise virtual functions and as such I can't see any way it would change the size of the struct or the vtable, but perhaps I'm missing something?

I'm aware this changes API here so that code that further derives from this derived class will no longer work, but I'm only concerned about ABI in this particular case.