Google Makes History of Chrome’s Ad Blocker Extension with More than 30 Million Users!

There has been a new development in the hot war waged by US-based technology giant Google against ad-blocking programs. The famous company has decided to discontinue one of the ad-blocking plug-ins that has millions of users in its internet browser Chrome.

Google Chrome is About to Pull the Plug on ublock Origin Plugin!

Google, which has been working to prevent the use of ad-blocking programs on many of its platforms for a long time, has recently taken over the add-on store of its internet browser Chrome. The company aims to neutralize many ad blockers used in the browser, especially Ublock Origin, with its new update.

For those who don’t know, Google is about to switch to a new plug-in version called Manifest V3, which largely blocks the working system of ad blockers. The update in question aims to improve the privacy, security and performance of extensions, while also greatly limiting the effectiveness of ad blockers.

According to published reports, the first name affected by the new update will be uBlock Origin, one of the most popular ad-blocking add-ons. It is said that the extension, which has more than 30 million users on Chrome, will be removed from Chrome due to the rules that will be applied with the new update. It is stated that the plug-in is currently working, but will be automatically disabled with the implementation of the Chrome update.

So what do you think about this issue? Do you think Google can win the war against ad blockers? Let’s meet in the comments…