Thanks! RTing for interested readers. The problem isn't you, I use your extension when running Chrome OS. It's legacy missteps. The plug in/extension models emerged as truly needed stopgaps, but fundamentally any plug-in or extension is pointing to issues with in-browser tools.
Adblock Plus @AdblockPlus
24 Jan 2019
Replying to @AccessibleJoe @DuckDuckGo @theTunnelBear @firefox @mholzschlag
Hey, just a quick FYI here: the proposed changes *will* affect Adblock Plus in the same way as any other ad blocker. We will work together with our peers to avoid such regulations, as our goal is to keep Adblock Plus fully functional for our Chrome users.

Jan 24, 2019 · 7:14 PM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
Much appreciated!
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likewise. And as we're seeing with Chrome based browsers such as @brave is starting to show a real commitment to built-in tools and security features, and over on the Mozilla code side we have @torproject - I imagine such changes will require your own business model to adapt.
Replying to @mholzschlag
hopefully, rather than wholesale blocking of useful capabilities, the browser extension model will move to a more granular, opt-in, trackable permissions model...
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