← Back to context Comment by Bnjoroge 5 days ago Or Microsoft Edge 3 comments Bnjoroge Reply maleldil 5 days ago Microsoft will eventually (TBD) remove Manifest v2 support from Edge, too[1].> Manifest V2 extensions will no longer function in Microsoft Edge, even with the use of enterprise policies.[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions/... fc417fc802 5 days ago Isn't that because Edge has been a wrapper around Chromium for a while now? Presumably support will follow upstream. Ntrails 5 days ago I thought Edge also did not support true ad blocking?
maleldil 5 days ago Microsoft will eventually (TBD) remove Manifest v2 support from Edge, too[1].> Manifest V2 extensions will no longer function in Microsoft Edge, even with the use of enterprise policies.[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions/... fc417fc802 5 days ago Isn't that because Edge has been a wrapper around Chromium for a while now? Presumably support will follow upstream.
fc417fc802 5 days ago Isn't that because Edge has been a wrapper around Chromium for a while now? Presumably support will follow upstream.
Microsoft will eventually (TBD) remove Manifest v2 support from Edge, too[1].
> Manifest V2 extensions will no longer function in Microsoft Edge, even with the use of enterprise policies.
[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions/...
Isn't that because Edge has been a wrapper around Chromium for a while now? Presumably support will follow upstream.
I thought Edge also did not support true ad blocking?