Brodie RobertsonNov 17, 2023
Just a warning to any of you who still think that adblock is only going to get better, the MV3 transition has started up again. Adblock is basically dead for the normies very soon, the only solution will be integrated solutions like what Brave does https://developer.chrome.com/blog/resuming-the-transition-to-mv3/
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Show thread10-volt
@BrodieOnLinux Firefox and chromium forks with adblocker solutions are the way to go 
Nov 17, 2023 at 4:06amWeb
Show threadBrodie RobertsonNov 17, 2023
@10volt Mozilla has said they're keeping around MV2 and will offer developers either as an option, as for Chromium basically Brave, Vivaldi and Opera (If you're that kind of person) are all that matters
Show threadAdolphNov 17, 2023
@BrodieOnLinux @10volt Being that the Mozilla Foundation is Google's bitch (money, ya know), I wouldn't trust that much. Or, at least, I'd expect to Firefox to remove MV2 at some point.

As for the Chromium-based browsers you mentioned, it'd be a good idea to see if their integrated ad-blockers don't depend on the API Google is trying to deprecate (which it's something I don't know).
Show threadSyphist Nov 17, 2023
@BrodieOnLinux @10volt iirc they're basically also allowing the API that adblockers used in V2 in V3 as well, to not force them to stay on V2.
Show threadTrickyPRNov 17, 2023

@10volt @BrodieOnLinux ublock origin (not lite) would technically be able to be ported to mv3 on Firefox. Mozilla (at least as of 2021) will be keeping the webRequest api around in mv3. It will end up like the DNS api where only ff supports it.

https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2021/05/27/manifest-v3-update/

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Show threadtootbruteNov 17, 2023
@10volt @BrodieOnLinux it would be ironic if this is what made normies FINALLY switch to Firefox