Want to keep using uBlock Origin? Consider switching to Firefox, which will support Manifest V2 and V3 for now. Vivaldi promises to support Manifest V2 until June 2025, but unclear how extensions ...

Google is ready to phase out Manifest V2 extensions in Chrome and its store. The company announced that the process will gradually begin on June 3 with the aim to complete the transition by early 2025 ...

The massive migration from Manifest V2 to Manifest V3 is about to happen. Starting on June 3, newer Chrome versions in the browser's three development channels (Beta, ...

Opera will continue supporting uBlock Origin running the Manifest V2 framework by modifying Chromium's codebase.

Popular extensions like uBlock Origin, which are based on Manifest V2, will encounter compatibility issues with Chrome's move to Manifest V3.

Here's how the switch to Manifest V3 for Chrome extensions is going to work, and how you can check which of your extensions it's going affect.

Mozilla has renewed its promise to continue supporting Manifest V2 extensions alongside Manifest V3, giving users the freedom to use the extensions they want in their browser.

Google is removing Manifest V2 support from Chrome. But Chrome isn’t the only browser out there — a whole universe of modern browsers support these extensions.

Google is finally letting the sun go down on Manifest V2 as it switches to V3, meaning that many apps reliant on V2 will no longer work - including one of the most popular ad blockers, uBlock ...

Manifest V2 was the dominant specification for years, though Chrome is set to phase it out entirely by June 2025.

While Manifest V3 has changed quite a bit since its initial announcement, uBO Lite still has significantly less capability than its V2 progenitor.