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> They should probably replace it with their declarative blocking functionality. I see what you did there. Won't this break with ManifestV3?
by darknavi 5y ago
> They should probably replace it with their declarative blocking functionality.
I see what you did there. Won't this break with ManifestV3?
- greyface- 5y agoNo. ManifestV3 removes the webRequest API, which is used to modify/block in-flight requests. Injecting a script into every page, as this does, is still possible. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/intro/mv3-overview/#network-request-modification https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/intro/mv3-o...
- GioM 5y agoIt’s a bit of a shame, the inability to modify requests for CORS will break a lot of frontend developer workflows. It’s going to force the adoption of cors-proxy type solutions instead of a relatively simpler extension.