'For three decades‚ you’ve given me your trust'

A former airman received the letter Sunday

Talk about a literal "flight from hell"

The video shows a Hamas government building being destroyed

'Encourages fringe candidates'

'And if something bad is about to happen‚ everybody gets jumpy'

Not gonna lie ... I giggled

Last fall‚ Google caused an uproar by announcing that it would begin winding down support for Manifest V2 extensions in Chrome in 2023. Because this would have a largely negative impact on several popular extensions‚ including ad blockers‚ the backlash was swift. Google ended up scrapping those plans and postponing the migration to Manifest V3. But it did not cancel those plans‚ and last week‚ the company announced that the transition is back on. According to product manager David Li‚ Google will begin disabling Manifest V2 extensions in pre-stable versions of Chrome as early as June 2024. That means anyone on the Dev‚ Canary‚ and Beta channels with Chrome 127 or later will lose access first. Previously installed Manifest V2 extensions will be automatically disabled‚ and users won't be able to install any Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store either. "We expect it will take at least a month to observe and stabilize the changes in pre-stable before expanding the rollout to stable channel Chrome‚ where it will also gradually roll out over time‚" Li adds. "The exact timing may vary depending on the data collected‚ and during this time‚ we will keep you informed about our progress." It sounds like users on the stable channel will see the changes in July 2024 at the earliest. Google says it addressed the most serious concerns of extension developers prior to resuming the transition from Manifest V2 to Manifest V3. In order to prove that point‚ the company shared this quote from AdGuard CTO Andrey Meshkov about Google Chrome: With Manifest V3‚ we've observed the immense effort that browser teams (Chrome in particular‚ but also other browsers) are putting into working on a unified platform‚ and I see how they are listening to the feedback from extension developers. As always‚ migrating to a new platform is a large undertaking‚ but we're very hopeful that the new unified platform will bring substantial benefits to the entire browser extensions ecosystem‚ and that ad blockers like us will be able to continue being up to the task and further improve. This is in stark contrast to Google's approach to ad blockers on YouTube. The company recently began cracking down on YouTube users who use ad blockers‚ forcing them to either turn off their extensions or find complicated workarounds. Google even admitted users with ad blockers "may experience suboptimal viewing‚ regardless of the browser they are using." Don't Miss: Google Maps gets better transit directions and 2 more new features ahead of the holidays The post Google Chrome update limiting ad blockers coming in June 2024 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $189 USB-C AirPods Pro 2‚ $229 iPad‚ free LED smart bulbs‚ Samsung foldable phone sale‚ more LG OLED TVs and Samsung smart TVs just hit rock-bottom prices for Black Friday Trending Right Now: Berlin on Netflix: Everything to know about the highly anticipated Money Heist prequel We might finally know why OpenAI fired Sam Altman iPhone 16 series rumored to get these 5 big upgrades in 2024

A UK museum has stirred controversy by declaring the ancient Roman emperor Elagabalus as a transgender woman and using female pronouns when referring to the ruler. The North Hertfordshire Museum claims this decision is based on classical texts that suggest Elagabalus’s preference for being called a “lady” and a “wife.” However‚ the move has sparked… The post ‘Woke’ Museum Declares Ancient Roman Emperor Was Actually a Trans Woman‚ Used Pronouns appeared first on The Federalist Papers.

A Jewish cancer biologist who headed New York University Langone’s Perlmutter Cancer Center sued his employer for wrongful termination after he was allegedly fired for social media posts related to the current Israel-Gaza War. Dr. Benjamin Neel‚ the former director of the Perlmutter Cancer Center‚ filed the lawsuit Thursday in the New York State Supreme… The post NYU Fires Prestigious Cancer Doctor for Supporting Israel appeared first on The Federalist Papers.