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Default Your favorite Chrome extensions may be going away — here’s what you need to
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority

  • The Chrome browser will soon stop supporting some of its best extensions.
  • This includes popular ad-blocker extensions like uBlock Origin.
  • Google recommends switching to extensions that will be supported after Chrome’s update.
If you have any important extensions installed on your Chrome browser, you should give them a quick check. Some of your favorite Chrome extensions may stop working soon.

One of Chrome’s most popular ad-blocking extensions is uBlock Origin. Recently, users of uBlock Origin have noticed that the extension has been flagged with a warning that it “may soon no longer be supported because it doesn’t follow best practices for Chrome extensions.”




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