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Suck a dick Microsoft (and google). I already refuse to use Edge anyway so I don't really care but you can fuck yourselves.

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>If you use the uBlock Origin extension in Google Chrome or Edge, you should probably start looking for alternative browsers or extensions—either way. A few days ago, users noticed that Google had begun disabling uBlock Origin and other Manifest V2-based extensions as part of the migration to Manifest V3. Now, Microsoft Edge appears to be following suit. The latest Edge Canary version started disabling Manifest V2-based extensions with the following message: "This extension is no longer supported. Microsoft Edge recommends that you remove it." Although the browser turns off old extensions without asking, you can still make them work by clicking "Manage extension" and toggling it back (you will have to acknowledge another prompt).

Suck a dick Microsoft (and google). I already refuse to use Edge anyway so I don't really care but you can fuck yourselves. Archive: https://archive.today/eyxmo From the post: >>If you use the uBlock Origin extension in Google Chrome or Edge, you should probably start looking for alternative browsers or extensions—either way. A few days ago, users noticed that Google had begun disabling uBlock Origin and other Manifest V2-based extensions as part of the migration to Manifest V3. Now, Microsoft Edge appears to be following suit. The latest Edge Canary version started disabling Manifest V2-based extensions with the following message: "This extension is no longer supported. Microsoft Edge recommends that you remove it." Although the browser turns off old extensions without asking, you can still make them work by clicking "Manage extension" and toggling it back (you will have to acknowledge another prompt).

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Microsoft Edge

You mean the built-in utility that you use once to download a web browser on Windows machines? Who knew that utility program could run browser extensions!

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It used to be very fast at rendering PDFs till it became total shit a few years ago.

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It was always total shit. Written by Pajeets.

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I don't know, right when I switched to Windows 10 it was way faster than the dog shit Acrobat. I didn't have many options at the company I was working at so it stands out in my memory.

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Stay away from Chromium browsers.

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i use Edge. To download something else and emergencies (like a bill payment site is not, or stops, working in my preferred browsers).