In continuation of our commitment to reduce fragmentation of the web for all developers, and to create better web compatibility for our customers, we plan to support the Declarative Net Request API and other changes proposed as part of Manifest V3. The decision to embrace Manifest V3 changes is based on our dedication to enhance privacy, security & performance for the benefit our end users as well as to allow developers to extend & provide rich experiences in Microsoft Edge. [...] How will your extension be impacted? If you are an extension developer, you may already be aware that the background service worker change and the introduction of the Declarative Net Request API would require you to update your extension. [...] After an extensive review of the concerns raised by content blockers and the community, we believe that a majority of those concerns have been resolved or will be resolved before Web Request API is deprecated. If you continue to face issues, we encourage you to share your feedback, where our team can engage to understand and address your feedback. Continua su https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2020/10/14/extension-manifest-chromium-e... Su Forbes la notizia viene commentata così: "some privacy focused extensions such as ad blockers that use the webRequest API may not work. For this reason Manifest V3 has not been popular, and after Google faced criticism from privacy advocates for the change, other Chromium based browsers such as Opera, Brave and Vivaldi said they will not implement it." https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2020/10/18/microsoft-edge-confi... Circa un anno fa EFF scriveva questo in proposito: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/07/googles-plans-chrome-extensions-wont-r... Notate la consueta filantropia americana: non rafforzano un monopolio ed una monocultura, combattono la frammentazione del Web! Giacomo