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0 pointslxgr15d ago0 comments

And there's nothing in MV2 that uBlock Origin needs that doesn't exist in MV3 on Firefox, unlike Chrome. This issue is completely overblown.

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curt1515d ago

Are you disputing uBlock Origin's list of MV3-incompatible capabilities [1]?

[1] https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as...

andrewaylett15d ago

That list contains issues with the APIs that Chrome exposes via MV3. Firefox still supports APIs that Chrome removed.

ragall15d ago

That's utter bullshit. The author of uBlock Origin has posted a long list of capabilities that declarativeNetRequest does not support.

tyushk15d ago

Unlike Chrome, Firefox did not remove the older API.

ragall15d ago

What's this supposed to mean ? OP was saying that MV3 is feature-equivalent to MV2 and would like to see MV2 support removed from Firefox just as it was from Chrome. I replied pointing out that's utterly false.

lxgrOP15d ago

MV2 and MV3 are feature equivalent on Firefox when it comes to request blocking.

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curt1515d ago

Are you disputing uBlock Origin's list of MV3-incompatible capabilities [1]?

[1] https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as...

andrewaylett15d ago

That list contains issues with the APIs that Chrome exposes via MV3. Firefox still supports APIs that Chrome removed.

ragall15d ago

That's utter bullshit. The author of uBlock Origin has posted a long list of capabilities that declarativeNetRequest does not support.

tyushk15d ago

Unlike Chrome, Firefox did not remove the older API.

ragall15d ago

lxgrOP15d ago

MV2 and MV3 are feature equivalent on Firefox when it comes to request blocking.

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