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    Google entfernt die Werbeblocker-Erweiterung uBlock Origin aus dem Chrome Web Store | Die Migration von den leistungsstarken Manifest V2-Erweiterungen beschleunigt sich


    Google entfernt die Werbeblocker-Erweiterung uBlock Origin aus dem Chrome Web Store | Die Migration von den leistungsstarken Manifest V2-Erweiterungen beschleunigt sich

    https://www.techspot.com/news/105130-google-purging-ad-blocking-extension-ublock-origin-chrome.html

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    13 Comments

    1. Jumping-Gazelle on

      >*users will have to choose between accepting Chrome’s inferior ad-blocking technology or switching to a different browser*

      That summarizes it.

    2. MaracxMusic on

      Time for Firefox + uBlock Origin 

      FYI: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-best-on-Firefox

    3. Expensive_Sugar273 on

      privacy badger does the job well, even if I was using both

    4. EvoEpitaph on

      From what I’ve read about Manifest V3, it seems to have some pretty nice improvements over V2 though. I’ve heard Ublock lite works with V3 but isn’t quite as good as origin, anyone know of any other up and coming blockers for V3?

    5. ChristopherKlay on

      > users will have to choose between accepting Chrome’s inferior ad-blocking technology or switching to a different browser

      It is 2024 and people still somehow completely ignore that blocking ads on the browser level isn’t the only solution.

      Use whatever browser you like, get OS-level blocking (hell, AdGuard is often <20$ for a entire lifetime family license with no bullshit) and be done with it.

      Why let your browser – the one serving you these ads – decide what tools you should have access to when it comes to blocking them in the first place?

    6. LordHighIQthe3rd on

      Long time Firefox users laughing at Google simps right now.

    9. nicuramar on

      Such a dramatic headline. Extension that is no longer compatible after changes, is removed from the store since it wouldn’t work anyway. 

    10. Brompf on

      Since Mozilla decided now to become an ad company we’re all fucked.

    12. SkyGazert on

      Yep. Threw Chrome out ever since the first announcement.

      Bye bye fuckers!

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