Google is finally killing Manifest V2 extensions for good, either with Chrome 150 or 151, by the end of June 2026.

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Chrome 150 will remove the last override keeping Manifest V2 extensions alive. uBlock Origin and other content blockers will stop working by late June.

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Chrome 150, due June 30, removes the last developer flag keeping Manifest V2 ad blockers like uBlock Origin alive.

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