Also plugging Firefox mobile here if you do any web browsing from mobile. You can add uBlock Origin on Firefox mobile, which you can't do on Chrome mobile.
Safari is limited in the same way as Chrome manifest v3, allowing basically only a URL blacklist. They're crippled compared to uBlock Origin's various other blocking capabilities.
I’m also going to add for now you can still manually install ublock on the latest chrome by downloading it from GitHub and installing it under manage extensions. For now.
Also plugging Firefox mobile here if you do any web browsing from mobile. You can add uBlock Origin on Firefox mobile, which you can't do on Chrome mobile.
But only on Android as far as I know
Firefox on iOS is a safari wrapper. They do what they can, but they can’t support extensions the same way the Android browser does.
It’s a real shame Apple continues to block it from being full-fat.
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@antfarm: https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/24/google_v2_eol_v3_roll...
Thanks, but this does not apply to me, not using Chrome is part of my ad blocking strategy.
Safari is limited in the same way as Chrome manifest v3, allowing basically only a URL blacklist. They're crippled compared to uBlock Origin's various other blocking capabilities.
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I’m also going to add for now you can still manually install ublock on the latest chrome by downloading it from GitHub and installing it under manage extensions. For now.
I see. Your mentioning of Google distracted me, how are they involved?