Google's Controversial Plan to Disable Older Chrome Extensions Starts June 3
Google is sticking with its plan to phase out older "Manifest V2" Chrome extensions starting next month, which could impact the popular ad blocker, uBlock Origin. Google will start disabling extensions built with the older V2 framework on June 3, beginning with users of Chrome’s beta versions, including from the Dev and Canary channels. "If users still have Manifest V2 extensions installed, some will start to see a warning banner when visiting their extension management page—chrome://extensions...
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