Chrome has started disabling some extensions. Here's what you can do


Google is setting new requirements for extensions in the Chrome browser. — Photo: Fabian Sommer/dpa

BERLIN: Have you noticed Chrome turning off some of your extensions because the browser says they are no longer supported? You're not alone.

In an update impacting many of the 3 billion people using the world's widely installed browser, Google's newest version of its extensions platform, Manifest V3, will effectively no longer work with V2 extensions.

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