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It's the same Blink engine underneath. Talk about lipstick. I'm not aware of a Blink-based browser that isn't dropping manifest V2. That would be a soft fork,
by rollcat 1y ago
It's the same Blink engine underneath. Talk about lipstick.
I'm not aware of a Blink-based browser that isn't dropping manifest V2. That would be a soft fork, and wouldn't survive long.
- CharlesW 1y agohttps://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/ https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/
- eviks 1y ago> When Google removes MV2 extensions from Chrome Web Store, they will be disabled for Brave users as well, except for these 4 supported extensions. Oh, thanks, welcome news! Wish Vivaldi did the same
- rollcat 1y agoI'm eager to find out how long that will survive. (No sarcasm, just being realistic.)
- bigstrat2003 1y agoThe point is you don't need to worry about manifest v3 interfering with ad blockers, because Brave has an ad blocker built into the browser. Also makes it a good Chromium-based option for mobile, since you can't install extensions on Chrome mobile at all.