Ghostery CEO JP Schmetz talks with AP about browsing in the Manifest V3 era
We talked with Ghostery CEO JP Schmetz for the lowdown on maintaining privacy while browsing today's tracker-heavy web.
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Chrome extensions remain a threat even after Google’s Manifest V3
With Manifest V3, Google wants to make Chromium browsers more secure. That's a relative term, because V3-based extensions are ...
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Chrome Users Can Continue Using Unsupported Extensions, Including UBlock Origin, Until June 2025
Google provides a temporary solution for developers to keep using Manifest V2 extensions like UBlock Origin until Chrome v139 ...
Google Chrome extensions remain a security risk as Manifest V3 fails to prevent data theft and malware exploitation
In response, Google introduced Manifest V3, which aimed to tighten security by limiting permissions and requiring extensions ...
"Browser extensions are a blind spot for EDR/XDR, and SWGs have no way to infer their presence": Google Chrome's new Manifest V3 framework, touted as private an…
Google transitioned Chrome's extension support from the Manifest V2 framework to V3 over privacy and security concerns.
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Ghostery CEO JP Schmetz talks with AP about browsing in the Manifest V3 era
We started with some background on Chrome and related browsers' in-progress changes. "Manifest V3 contains the rules Google applies to extensions and what they can see and what they can modify ...
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Google Integrates AI Security in Chrome, Raising Concerns About Data Privacy
The AI updates to Chrome come alongside Google’s shift to Manifest V3, a new standard that changes how browser extensions operate. Designed to enhance security and reduce potential abuse by ...