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Yes. Opera switched to Chromium almost a decade ago because they no longer wanted to maintain their own browser engine. As I understand it, unless they (or someone else) fork Chromium and maintain the relevant APIs, proper ad blocking will be impossible in all Chromium-based browsers, including Opera and Edge. Two notable Chromium-based browsers have procured an image of being privacy-friendly. A dev of Vivaldi wrote a blog post about how they might possibly keep their ad blocker alive for now. The Brave team intends to run its own extension store. But for these approaches to work, someone will likely eventually have to fork Chromium. I suspect such a fork wouldn't be very long-lived since its maintenance is a massive amount of work. I also wouldn't be surprised if Google deliberately made merging of security patches etc. harder for them.
Based on this ongoing thread on GitHub, while adblockers will still work on Manifest v3, they won't be able to implement their entire feature set, and there have been numerous (and imo, worrying) side effects to mv3 compatible solutions, like the increased resource utilization of Adguard's implementation.
Here you go: https://killedbygoogle.com/
Use https://nextdns.io/ and block trackers and ads at the DNS level. Checkmate Google.
https://pi-hole.net/ 1- install OS on raspberry pi (I use Ubuntu) 2- install docker on pi 3- install pi hole via docker 4- configure pihole. You can have it automatically connect to every devicr on a network, or only specific ones that you configure in their individual WiFi settings, I use the latter. 5- keep it plugged in lol https://youtu.be/KBXTnrD_Zs4 you can also watch ltt try it here but it's not very informative imo
I suggest taking a look at Arkenfox wiki, some extensions are redundant/not recommended
Again, if you know how to use custom themes, you can turn the sidebar into a vertical tab bar;
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