The problem started with Manifest V3, Chrome’s new extension specification, which is supposed to improve privacy.

The popular ad blocker uBlock Origin has stopped working for many people. Chrome, Edge, and several popular browsers will soon stop being compatible with the extension.

Mozilla has been warning users for months that they need to make sure they're running the latest version of Firefox. Now, ...

Mozilla says that Firefox will continue offering both extension specifications, however, potentially giving uBlock Origin users a new browser to relocate to.

uBlock Origin still runs just fine on Firefox, by the way.) But if you want to stick with Chrome (or you’re using a Chromebook and you don’t really have a choice), here are four alternatives ...

Google is disabling uBlock Origin and other Chrome extensions as part of its upgrade to its Manifest V3 browser extension system.

Chrome's transition to Manifest V3 has suddenly caused widespread disruption to uBlock Origin users, but there's a workaround, at least for now ...

The Chrome browser is undergoing a forced transition that will weaken the browser's adblockers under the guise of improving ...

Google uses data from Chrome to personalize its own ads. uBlock Origin should still work as normal on Firefox, as Mozilla is not transitioning to the Manifest V3 standard. And on mobile there are ...