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Windows Central
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Kevin Okemwa

Google might have deleted uBlock Origin from the Web Store, leaving 30 million Chrome users susceptible to intrusive ads — but turning it off and on again will give you an extra buffer...for now

Deprecation of uBlock Origin.

Last year, Google announced its plans to kill extension support for the Manifest V2 framework, urging users to transition to extensions with Manifest V3 framework support.

The controversial move received backlash because it affected popular Google Chrome extensions, including uBlock Origin, leaving over 30 million users susceptible to intrusive ads.

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