Opera will always help you block ads natively
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pilis00 last edited byIt seems that now I get this message when I try installing the addon in Opera too:
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A Former User last edited by
@pilis00 said in Opera will always help you block ads natively:
It seems that now I get this message when I try installing the addon in Opera too:
Isn't it still possible in Opera's own addon store? I think the announcement based on the fact, that they're still maintaining an independent own which gives them options to collaborate with deverlopers.
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pilis00 last edited by
@DerSchlingel said in Opera will always help you block ads natively:
@pilis00 I don't think, they will really. They've got their own "Shields" - maintaining support for uBO MV2 wouldn't be necessary as they have their own solution which is a USP in a way and bringing them even more costs.
Honestly, in my opinion Opera shouldn't support every single extension that will continue having MV2, as long as they'll keep supporting uBO or AdGuard, as how Brave does, it's perfect.
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pilis00 last edited by
Apparently also AdGuard confirms that MV2 will remain in Opera:
Mozilla Firefox or Opera – if you’re looking for an alternative, these browsers still support MV2-based extensions, meaning you can continue using your favorite ad-blocking tools without disruption.
Source: https://adguard.com/en/blog/mv2-extensions-no-longer-alternatives.html
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pilis00 last edited by
Last phrase in that article sounds interesting, I'm curious when the "update" will come from them.
