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$title = $title + „for Chrome users“.

• ranguna 4y ago
  Thanks, you saved me a click.
• HWR_14 4y ago
  $title = $title + "for Chromium users". Which is almost everyone. Although does Safari use something similar? I think only FF will be using Manifest v2.
  • TingPing 4y ago
    Safari will continue supporting v2 for now.
    • HWR_14 4y ago
      Including on iOS? I thought that they never supported v2 on iOS and only moved to something similar to v3.
      • lapcat 4y ago
        "The most widely noted change in Mv3 – and there are many that have significant implications – is the removal of the blocking version of the webRequest API, which is being replaced by an API called declarativeNetRequest." Safari supports and will continue to support v2, but Safari never supported blocking webRequest.
        • HWR_14 4y ago
          Thanks. That aligns with my fuzzier understanding.
      • TingPing 4y ago
        It sounds like they don't support persistent background pages, for power usage reasons probably, so extensions have to adopt to that.
  • nisegami 4y ago
    I imagine that Brave, Vivaldi, etc. will still allow Manifest V2?
    • HWR_14 4y ago
      Vivaldi already announced that they will not support v2 because of the engineering costs. I don't know if Brave will for the same reason and they also want you to use their integrated ad block