Lite is Manifest V3 rather than Manifest V2 which means ads.
Manifest V3 is a later version which is not as strict in how the browser controls ads. Google has deliberately made it that way on Chrome to force people to watch ads.
Manifest V2 no longer available within the Chrome browser.
Even though Firefox is financed by Google for some reason the are still allowing Manifest v2 on Firefox, not clear why, but possibly to avoid monopoly accusations which are being made.
(What is the difference between MV2 and MV3 Chrome?
MV3 extensions based on service workers. Service workers is event based java scripts that run in the background and do not have access to standard website and API. MV2 allowed extensions to read and modify all the data communicated the website you visit, they uses chrome. webRequest API to do this.)
Google Chrome Manifest V2 support has officially ended — adios uBlock Origin
https://www.techradar.com/pro/google-chr...ock-origin
Manifest V3 is a later version which is not as strict in how the browser controls ads. Google has deliberately made it that way on Chrome to force people to watch ads.
Manifest V2 no longer available within the Chrome browser.
Even though Firefox is financed by Google for some reason the are still allowing Manifest v2 on Firefox, not clear why, but possibly to avoid monopoly accusations which are being made.
(What is the difference between MV2 and MV3 Chrome?
MV3 extensions based on service workers. Service workers is event based java scripts that run in the background and do not have access to standard website and API. MV2 allowed extensions to read and modify all the data communicated the website you visit, they uses chrome. webRequest API to do this.)
Google Chrome Manifest V2 support has officially ended — adios uBlock Origin
https://www.techradar.com/pro/google-chr...ock-origin
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