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Microsoft Edge is about to lock out older ad blockers, just like Chrome did. This means uBlock Origin users are losing one of their browser options, as Edge will no longer support the extension.
If you rely on uBlock Origin, you may need to switch to a browser that still supports it or find an alternative ad blocker that is compatible with Edge. This change mirrors Chrome’s earlier decision to restrict older ad blockers, and it directly affects anyone who uses uBlock Origin with Edge.
Edge users should take note of this upcoming limitation and plan their browser choices accordingly.
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