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You should not be using Chrome anyway but if you still do, its time to switch and advocate for different browsers. Brave has a uBlock Origin based adblocker bui
by redder23 3y ago
You should not be using Chrome anyway but if you still do, its time to switch and advocate for different browsers. Brave has a uBlock Origin based adblocker build in, written in Rust. Firefox is the best browser for uBlock Origin.
- jnrk 3y agoManifest V3 applies to all Chromium based browsers, including Brave.
- redder23 3y agoWhy make claims you have no clue about? As someone said above Brave is NOT affected, their adblocker is a the very core of the browser and a basic chromium extension.
- Moldoteck 3y agoCouldn't they modify the fork in a way to not implement v3?
- redder23 3y agoI am also wondering if there is or will be a Chromium fork that just keeps the old code and not enforces v3 but just support both v2 and v3 and then also default to accept some alternative extension store that also has v2 extensions.
- antonok 3y agoBrave's adblocker is written in Rust [0] and compiled to native code; it's not affected by the Mv3 transition because it doesn't use extension APIs. Brave also publicly committed [1] to continuing support for Mv2 through patches. [0] https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust [1] https://twitter.com/brave/status/1574822799700541446 https://twitter.com/brave/status/1574822799700541446
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