Opera will 'independently' continue supporting uBlock Origin by modifying Chromium's codebase — instead of forcing over 30 million users to switch to "the more bare-bones version" like Google Chrome
Opera will ‘independently’ continue supporting uBlock Origin by modifying Chromium’s codebase — instead of forcing over 30 million users to switch to “the more bare-bones version” like Google Chrome Opera could dent Google Chrome’s massive user base with its extended support of uBlock Origin. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. What you need to know Google’s decision totransition from the Manifest V2 framework to the Manifest V3 framework on its Chrome browserhas potentially left over 30 million users susceptible to intrusive ads, since the Chromium browser no longer supports extensions like uBlock Origin....