← Back to context Comment by infinitezest 1 year ago I recently switched to Vivaldi and have really liked it. 3 comments infinitezest Reply qwerty456127 1 year ago Is it going to support manifest v2 after it is phased out by Google or whoever is going to own Chrome? tumsfestival 1 year ago Nope. And they're betting on their built-in AdBlock being a good replacement for uBlock, even though it's extremely basic, more so than uBlock Lite. ofalkaed 1 year ago I made that switch quite a few years ago, got sick of dealing with extensions and configuring browsers. Vivaldi gives me enough out of the box to call it good.
qwerty456127 1 year ago Is it going to support manifest v2 after it is phased out by Google or whoever is going to own Chrome? tumsfestival 1 year ago Nope. And they're betting on their built-in AdBlock being a good replacement for uBlock, even though it's extremely basic, more so than uBlock Lite.
tumsfestival 1 year ago Nope. And they're betting on their built-in AdBlock being a good replacement for uBlock, even though it's extremely basic, more so than uBlock Lite.
ofalkaed 1 year ago I made that switch quite a few years ago, got sick of dealing with extensions and configuring browsers. Vivaldi gives me enough out of the box to call it good.
Is it going to support manifest v2 after it is phased out by Google or whoever is going to own Chrome?
Nope. And they're betting on their built-in AdBlock being a good replacement for uBlock, even though it's extremely basic, more so than uBlock Lite.
I made that switch quite a few years ago, got sick of dealing with extensions and configuring browsers. Vivaldi gives me enough out of the box to call it good.