Google Chrome Moves to Disable Popular Ad Blocker uBlock Origin

This change comes as part of Google's shift to Manifest V3, affecting the functionality of many ad-blocking extensions.

Google Chrome is phasing out support for extensions not compatible with its new Manifest V3, including uBlock Origin.
Manifest V3 replaces the webRequest API with declarativeNetRequest API, aiming to enhance user security and privacy.
The transition to Manifest V3 has sparked backlash from users and developers due to its impact on ad-blocking capabilities.
uBlock Origin Lite, a less powerful version compliant with Manifest V3, is available but lacks some key features.
Users are considering switching to alternative browsers like Firefox and Brave, which still support Manifest V2.