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This only applies to changes to extension code and not merely changes to blocklists. Chrome's manifest v3 requires extensions to ship static blocklists.
by heftig 3y ago
This only applies to changes to extension code and not merely changes to blocklists.
Chrome's manifest v3 requires extensions to ship static blocklists.
- SirMaster 3y agoWhat do you mean requires? How can they enforce that? Are they also disabling manual install of extensions from outside the extension “store”? What about me just pasting in a new filter list myself?
- jchw 3y agoThere's no API to intercept web requests in a blocking fashion in MV3, so extensions can no longer offer the ability to do custom request blocking. The entire list is static.
- resoluteteeth 3y ago> Are they also disabling manual install of extensions from outside the extension “store”? This has already been the case for years unless you enable developer mode and load the extension as an unpacked extension (directory full of files rather than normal extension file) in which case chrome will complain every time you start it.