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isnt Firefox planning that same ad blocking breaking change? https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2018/10/26/firefox-chrome-and-the-future-of-trustworthy-extensions

• spullara 8y ago
  On that page they say "Extensions that request access to all websites still get installed with that access, so the default behavior has not changed." That seems counter to the whole discussion about Chrome's changes yesterday.
• predakanga 8y ago
  The linked blog doesn’t say anything about adopting this change - on the contrary, it asks Google to let them have more input on the extension spec. “So I would like to publicly invite Google to collaborate with Mozilla and other browser vendors on manifest v3. It is an incredible opportunity to show that Chrome embodies Google’s philosophy to “focus on the user,”...”