Google ads extensions, now called “assets,” are an integral part of campaign success. They’re a great way to boost performance and gain the attention of potential customers. Not only can ...

Google is set to clamp down even further on using certain unsupported extensions, most notably ad blockers, with its Chrome browser, given a new move in testing. As spotted by Leopeva64 ...

performance and trustworthiness of the extension ecosystem as a whole"—and at the same time it gives Google more control over what add-ons can and can't do. This is a common move for tech ...

“Lite” versions of uBlock Origin and other ad-blockers will still function, but developers of the extensions have said Google has been steadfast in making changes that will diminish their ...

No longer will Google call them Google ad extensions, they are now known as Google ad assets. Google said "ad extensions will now be called assets to better align with this evolved identity." ...

Update: A Google representative responded to this ... layer is something that hobbles the effectiveness of all major ad blocking extensions, even as they’re essentially forced to comply with ...

and now the anticipated "extension apocalypse" seems to be entering its final phase. Chrome power users can continue using uBlock Origin to block ads effectively until June 2025, as Google offers ...

and other Chromium-based browsers that support extensions, like my new browser bestie Vivaldi. Google’s move to Manifest V3 support doesn’t appear to be entirely driven by attempts to make ad ...

Google's war on ad blockers is just gearing up, with YouTube doing its best to detect and block ad blockers and Chrome aiming to roll out the ad block-limiting Manifest V3 extension platform in ...

There’s a growing split over how much room browsers should leave for ad blocking — and Chrome and Firefox have ended up on opposite sides of the fight. The rupture centers on a feature called ...