Google Will Soon Kill Ad Blockers with Manifest V3 - What’s Next?

Manifest V3 brings significant changes and improvements (as they stated) in terms of security, performance, and user privacy. Notable features include the introduction of the DeclarativeNetRequest API, which imposes stricter controls on web request handling, along with changes to content scripts, background pages, and service workers.

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[limpep]

Switch to Firefox and save yourself the hassle

[CaptainM]

Google would not allow Chrome browser to lose the advantage of having free Adblocker extensions, that is one solid reason to keep using Chrome browser.

If they got to a point where they accidentally rid all adblockers form chrome due to their tight controls, perhaps Google may make their own powerful adblcokers, not blocking their own ads, but malicious ads on websites that may led to scams, trojans and internet viruses.

[alext]

If youre using chrome, you deserve it.

[brandonsheffield]

What if an AD Blocker created several processes, and each process runs the 30, 000 to 50, 000 rules maximum?

[wervana]

Brave will support MV2. They clarified it

[regrioz]

we need more people using firefox so we can combat Google Manifest domination

[Kevin-binf]

Why would anyone use Google then?
I believed Google was well run until I heard this 🤔

[Philopater-Phoneix]

aint no way some people say they are ditching chrome? u guys didnt already do that? what are u even doing with chrome?

[akrishnadevotee]

Brave will be there. Its adbl is Integrated as a core, not as an extension like Firefox or Chrome.

[MrEthanhines]

This sucks but I appreciate the explanation. Question: will this force lower level adblocking like running through local host file or maybe vpn?

[JG-nmzk]

1000 regex expressions is plenty. They'll just be slower.

[jerrytab]

Switch to Arc, Brave, Opera, or Firefox

[thedeegee]

That's one way to dig your own grave i guess ^^

[trevorwylie]

wise up chrome is outdated crap our office stopped using chrome for good over a year ago for the better.