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\"<p>Representative
Representative image (iStock)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Google Chrome<\/a> is by far the most popular internet<\/a> browser. One of the good features about Chrome<\/a> — and other browsers as well — is that it offers a plethora of extensions to get more out of it. There are extensions for productivity, notes, calendars among other things. Behind the scenes, these extensions work on Google<\/a> Chrome’s extensions platform called Manifest. Google recently announced that soon it will roll out Manifest V3<\/a> and that may not be good news for those who use ad blockers.

What is Manifest V3?<\/b>
In a blog post, Google said that Chrome will take a gradual and experimental approach to turning off Manifest V2 to ensure a smooth end-user experience during the phase-out process. “We would like to make sure developers have the information they need, with plenty of time to transition to the new manifest version and to roll out changes to their users,” said the company.

What is the timeline for Manifest V3?<\/b>
Google has made it clear that Starting in January in Chrome 112, Chrome may run experiments to turn off support for Manifest V2 extensions in Canary, Dev, and Beta channels. Further, starting in June in Chrome 115, Chrome may run experiments to turn off support for Manifest V2 extensions in all channels, including stable channel. In June 2023, the Chrome Web Store<\/a> will no longer allow Manifest V2 items to be published — which means the old extensions will stop working. From January 2024, if developers of extensions haven’t moved to Manifest V3, the older extensions will all be removed from Chrome Web Store.

Why is this a problem for ad blockers?<\/b>
According to a report by Ars Technica, ad blockers will become useless once this version is rolled out. The report says that a lot of ad blockers end up relying on an API called webRequest, which is present in Chrome. With Manifest V3, developers will have no choice but to use an API called declarativeNetRequest, which as per the report, will “force them to use a blocklist of specific URLs”. Essentially, Google will create a list of blocked URLs and that list is restricted to just 30,000 entries. Ad-blockers to work effectively come with a list of over 300,000 entries. Many privacy groups have been up in arms against Google’s move to Manifest V3.

Electronic Frontier Foundation, a privacy advocacy group, in a blog post dated December 2021, said that “Manifest V3 is another example of the inherent conflict of interest that comes from Google controlling both the dominant web browser and one of the largest internet advertising networks.”

The privacy group believes that the move to Manifest V3 will will restrict the capabilities of web extensions — “especially those that are designed to monitor, modify, and compute alongside the conversation your browser has with the websites you visit.”


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为什么屏蔽广告Google Chrome可能很快成为一个问题

谷歌最近宣布不久将推出体现V3,可能不是好消息对于那些使用广告阻滞剂。乐动扑克谷歌在一篇博客文章中说,Chrome将采取渐进和实验方法来关闭清单V2在逐步淘汰过程中为了确保平稳的终端用户体验。

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谷歌浏览器是目前最受欢迎的互联网浏览器。良好的特性之一铬——和其他浏览器,它提供了大量的扩展得到更多。有生产力的扩展、笔记、日历等等。在幕后,这些扩展谷歌谷歌浏览器的扩展平台称为清单。谷歌最近宣布,很快就会推出清单V3这可能不是好消息对于那些使用广告阻滞剂。乐动扑克

清单V3是什么?
谷歌在一篇博客文章中说,Chrome将采取渐进和实验方法来关闭清单V2在逐步淘汰过程中为了确保平稳的终端用户体验。“我们希望确保开发人员有他们需要的信息,用足够的时间来过渡到新的清单版本推出改变他们的用户,”说,该公司。

清单V3的时间表是什么?
谷歌已经明确表示,从112年1月在Chrome浏览器可能运行实验关掉支持清单V2扩展在金丝雀,Dev和β通道。此外,从115年6月在Chrome, Chrome可能运行实验关掉支持清单V2扩展渠道,包括稳定的通道。2023年6月,Chrome Web Store将不再允许清单V2公布——这意味着旧的扩展将停止工作。从2024年1月,如果扩展的开发人员还没有搬到清单V3,年长的扩展都将从Chrome Web Store。

为什么这个广告阻滞剂的问题?
据Ars Technica、广告拦截器将成为无用的一旦推出这个版本。报告说,很多广告阻滞剂最终依赖于一个名为webRequest的API,它存在于铬。与清单V3,开发者将别无选择,只能使用一个API称为declarativeNetRequest,根据这份报告,将“迫使他们使用特定url的过滤清单”。从本质上讲,谷歌将创建了url的列表,列表只仅限于30000条目。广告阻拦者有效有超过300000个条目的列表。许多隐私团体一直竭力反对谷歌的举动体现V3。

广告
隐私倡导组织电子前沿基金会,日期为2021年12月的一篇博客文章中说,“清单V3是固有的利益冲突的另一个例子来自谷歌控制主流web浏览器和最大的互联网广告网络。”

隐私团体认为,此举体现V3将将限制网络扩展的功能——“尤其是那些旨在监视、修改和计算与浏览器对话与你访问的网站”。


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\"&lt;p&gt;Representative
Representative image (iStock)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Google Chrome<\/a> is by far the most popular internet<\/a> browser. One of the good features about Chrome<\/a> — and other browsers as well — is that it offers a plethora of extensions to get more out of it. There are extensions for productivity, notes, calendars among other things. Behind the scenes, these extensions work on Google<\/a> Chrome’s extensions platform called Manifest. Google recently announced that soon it will roll out Manifest V3<\/a> and that may not be good news for those who use ad blockers.

What is Manifest V3?<\/b>
In a blog post, Google said that Chrome will take a gradual and experimental approach to turning off Manifest V2 to ensure a smooth end-user experience during the phase-out process. “We would like to make sure developers have the information they need, with plenty of time to transition to the new manifest version and to roll out changes to their users,” said the company.

What is the timeline for Manifest V3?<\/b>
Google has made it clear that Starting in January in Chrome 112, Chrome may run experiments to turn off support for Manifest V2 extensions in Canary, Dev, and Beta channels. Further, starting in June in Chrome 115, Chrome may run experiments to turn off support for Manifest V2 extensions in all channels, including stable channel. In June 2023, the Chrome Web Store<\/a> will no longer allow Manifest V2 items to be published — which means the old extensions will stop working. From January 2024, if developers of extensions haven’t moved to Manifest V3, the older extensions will all be removed from Chrome Web Store.

Why is this a problem for ad blockers?<\/b>
According to a report by Ars Technica, ad blockers will become useless once this version is rolled out. The report says that a lot of ad blockers end up relying on an API called webRequest, which is present in Chrome. With Manifest V3, developers will have no choice but to use an API called declarativeNetRequest, which as per the report, will “force them to use a blocklist of specific URLs”. Essentially, Google will create a list of blocked URLs and that list is restricted to just 30,000 entries. Ad-blockers to work effectively come with a list of over 300,000 entries. Many privacy groups have been up in arms against Google’s move to Manifest V3.

Electronic Frontier Foundation, a privacy advocacy group, in a blog post dated December 2021, said that “Manifest V3 is another example of the inherent conflict of interest that comes from Google controlling both the dominant web browser and one of the largest internet advertising networks.”

The privacy group believes that the move to Manifest V3 will will restrict the capabilities of web extensions — “especially those that are designed to monitor, modify, and compute alongside the conversation your browser has with the websites you visit.”


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