Google is finally killing uBlock Origin in Chrome for good
doener
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June 11, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (13 comments)
zipityzi
It mentions Edge is also losing MV2: is it? Any source after the 2024 Neowin article that an Edge Canary build 16 months ago disabled UBO? No issues with UBO on Edge 149 (stable) and it's still available on the Edge Add-ons (it was featured by Microsoft, funnily enough, a few months back): https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/ublock-ori... Did I miss something? Microsoft's official statement is that "The Microsoft Edge team is currently in the process of updating this MV3 migration timeline". Now, they've been working on that timeline since at least May 2025, so maybe with Chromium 150 / 151, they'll make it more concrete? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions/...
onemoresoop
What else can we expect from a browser made by an advertising company?
thisislife2
It will be interesting to see how the Chromium clones like Vivaldi and Brave hold up. I know they have stated that they will continue to support MV2 ... but talk is easy. Many of these clones depends on Google search revenues, so it remains to be seen if they "walk the talk".
Shorel
I block ads at the OS DNS level. No browser can load these ads.
inigyou
Didn't they do this years ago? What happened to that?
HelloUsername
Related: "Chrome is looking to permanently drop MV2 extension" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48471970 10-jun-2026 423 comments
anoyomoose
One of the reasons I'm back to Firefox as daily driver. On mobile too.
ChrisArchitect
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48471970
0xblinq
Just use Brave. For me internet is unusable without it.
MrAlex94
Developer of Waterfox here - if anyone is looking for other options just know Waterfox will carry on allowing extensions to access the browsers own privileged JavaScript APIs, not just MV2 or MV3 APIs - so you’re free to do whatever you like within the browser
_345
I moved to Firefox as soon as they began threatening uBlock Origin support and people started switching to Lite, I find it silly that people were tweaking their registries just to stay on a sinking ship for a few more months lol.
tim333
I'm using uBlock lite. Works fine.
marssaxman
As far as I'm concerned, this means "Google is finally killing [...] Chrome for good". The web is intolerable without adblocking.