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Yes, I think it's about Adblock. Chrome has a huge percentage of the browser market (they killed ie/edge as non chromium options!) and will never be as hedgemon
by HWR_14 4y ago
Yes, I think it's about Adblock. Chrome has a huge percentage of the browser market (they killed ie/edge as non chromium options!) and will never be as hedgemonic as now. So now is when you strike back at ad blockers if you're an ad company.
I don't see any other reason for the features they killed to be killed. Specifically the preload hooks that ad blockers used.
- tyingq 4y agoAlso notable that Chrome on Android doesn't support Chrome extensions.