Comment by gruez
1 year ago
If you're talking about element blocking, that's still doable in manifest v3 with injected css elements. That's how it was done in manifest v2.
1 year ago
If you're talking about element blocking, that's still doable in manifest v3 with injected css elements. That's how it was done in manifest v2.
Is it? I didn't realise. I always use Firefox anyway. So which part isn't possible now? JavaScript injection?
Ps changed the term to avoid confusion, thanks!
>So which part isn't possible now?
The webRequestBlocking api, which allows the extension to inspect all request/responses in real time and act on them. With manifest v3 the extension can only supply a list of expressions to block, and the expressions that can be used is very limited.