uBlock had been castrated by Chrome. It doesn’t break entirely, but it’s been gimped severely on Chrome. Other Chrome based browsers ignore part of the Manifest V3 restrictions, but as far as I know Chrome and Edge, the most popular Chrome branches, stick with the Google standard.
uBlock had been castrated by Chrome. It doesn’t break entirely, but it’s been gimped severely on Chrome. Other Chrome based browsers ignore part of the Manifest V3 restrictions, but as far as I know Chrome and Edge, the most popular Chrome branches, stick with the Google standard.
No, not yet. Existing extensions that use manifest V2 are still supported.