uBlock Origin will soon stop functioning in Chrome as Google transitions to new browser extension rules.

    • tate@lemmy.sdf.org
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      1 year ago

      I thought the situation was a little like Android. Google develops an open source version (along with as many independent developers who wish to contribute), then sticks on a bunch of proprietary BS and sells that version to phone companies. If chromium is to chrome like vanilla android is to android with g-services, then I guess my question really becomes: is google making this change in the underlying code base, or just in the BS they put on top?

      Or am I confused about how the connection works between chrome and chromium?