End of support for Manifest V2 extensions in Chrome = end of uBlock?

The article on Neowin discusses recent changes in Google Chrome regarding ad-blocking extensions, specifically uBlock Origin. Google has decided to eliminate bypasses that allowed users to utilize these extensions in particular ways. This article highlights how these changes will affect browsing behavior and the potential reactions from the community and the developers of these extensions. Users may be concerned about the increasing lack of control over advertisements, leading to frustration and a need to find alternative methods for ad blocking. It also mentions that Microsoft Edge and Opera might follow suit, raising questions about the future of online advertising and whether developers will find ways to adapt. Overall, these changes could significantly impact internet users and their approach to online privacy tools.