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Im afraid this statistic wont tell you the whole picture because there are things strictly prohibited/not supported by v3. 100% v3 will simply mean all the exte
by rasz 4y ago
Im afraid this statistic wont tell you the whole picture because there are things strictly prohibited/not supported by v3. 100% v3 will simply mean all the extensions using those APIs simply got deleted and no longer exist.
- sounds 4y agoOur solution has been to uninstall Chrome. Firefox, and when unavoidable, DuckDuckGo's private browser, are doing fine.
- Spivak 4y agoFirefox is gonna do MV3 too except keep the request intercepting API so it’s not terribly different.
- mnoorenberghe 4y agoFirefox and Safari are continuing to support HTML pages to run the background code in rather than forcing developers to use service workers with no DOM access.