A YouTube spokesperson confirmed this experiment and said the company urges viewers to try YouTube Premium or allow ads on the platform.
“We’re running a small experiment globally that urges viewers with ad blockers enabled to allow ads on YouTube or try YouTube Premium,” the spokesperson told BleepingComputer.
Of course, the changes Google have made in Manifest V3 were absolutely nothing to do with crippling the ability of content blocking extensions to work. Sure…
Then when you click on Content Filtering, make sure you have:
Fanboy Annoyance’s List
uBlock Annoyance List
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As far as troubleshooting, do each one step at a time. Don’t do all at once. Only continue to next if issue persists:
Clear cookies, at least for YouTube
Open in Private Window
Create a new browser profile
If you try all of the above and still have issues, let us know. Otherwise advise which step solved it. A lot of times, it’s bad cookies. But it can be extensions or settings as well. So each of those steps kind of are helping to check some of the more common issues.
This has no effect on Brave, as Brave Shields is programmed within the browser using Rust and will have no impact by Manifest V3.