It does not allow request blocking as that has been understood in the context of extensions until now
It is not a question that V3 breaks the gold standard privacy protecting extension.
It is not a question that V3 breaks the gold standard privacy protecting extension.
Therefore, it's not just about changing the mechanism, the end result is clearly a lot worse. One can say, they crippled ad-blocking which this change. Hopefully, once the millions of people using ublock origin start noticing what's happening, they will move away from Chrome. I already did, ublock origin is worth more to me than any feature Google puts in Chrome.