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Since MV3 adds quite a lot of limits on what uBO can do, you have to grant permission for each site to have cosmetic filtering.
by skyfalldev 4y ago
Since MV3 adds quite a lot of limits on what uBO can do, you have to grant permission for each site to have cosmetic filtering.
- nottorp 4y agoSo we need to build something external to the browser that will detect uBlock Origin asking for permissions and automatically grant them :) Edit: doesn't this mean that any site you visit will get a chance to track you the first time, until you manage to click to grant permission?
- forgotusername6 4y agoFrom the blog post on how adguard built their v3 extension the ads themselves are blocked but aren't removed from the page if the cosmetic filters aren't run
- SquareWheel 4y agoThat limitation has nothing to do with MV3. Adguard does not suffer from this problem. Making it opt-in is a specific design consideration that gorhill took with this version of uBlock to reduce its permission scope. I wish people were not so quick to share misinformation like this.
- chlorion 4y agoThe amount of misinformation in these comments is absolutely wild. For some reason people are just itching to spread FUD about this topic and Google in general. I don't understand where it comes from or why it happens but it's really annoying.