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Will ublock Origin be blocked on chrome soon?💀💀💀 (feddit.uk)

submitted 10 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Google is going to release new manifest v3. How could it harm uBlock Origin? And will Firefox and Safari become the only major browsers that fully support uBlock Origin?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago

From what I saw. It was more Internet Explorer to Chrome.

Back in the day Firefox wasn't as polished as it was now. Think more Open Office than Libre Office.

All machines had IE and it sucked, crashed but was default. Then I tried Chrome and it was good. Then moved everyone to it since the alternatives weren't as good.

Years later, chrome is still good compared to IE, but now Firefox is slightly better. For all intent and purpose it's the same but some qol features here and there made me move.

But for everyone else they don't want or need to move. So until it gets worse than IE they'll stay.