Neowin reports that a Windows Registry workaround can still allow Manifest V2 (MV2) extensions such as uBlock Origin to run temporarily. The outlet also says Microsoft has published additional guidance for IT administrators.
Neowin reported on September 5 that Microsoft had confirmed a Windows Registry workaround could still let users run MV2 extensions such as uBlock Origin for a while. The outlet also reported that additional guidance for IT administrators had been published.
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Neowin reports that a Windows Registry workaround can still allow Manifest V2 (MV2) extensions such as uBlock Origin to run temporarily. The outlet also says Microsoft has published additional guidance for IT administrators.
Neowin reported on September 5 that Microsoft had confirmed a Windows Registry workaround could still let users run MV2 extensions such as uBlock Origin for a while. The outlet also reported that additional guidance for IT administrators had been published.
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedIn a new post, Microsoft has confirmed the Windows Registry hack can still let you use MV2 extensions like uBlock Origin for a while. Additional guidance for IT admins has been published too. #Microsoft #Edge #ManifestV3
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedIn a new post, Microsoft has confirmed the Windows Registry hack can still let you use MV2 extensions like uBlock Origin for a while. Additional guidance for IT admins has been published too. #Microsoft #Edge #ManifestV3