[dsissitka]

I believe it's the follow up to the piece you're thinking of. Here's the original:

https://vivaldi.com/blog/chromium-ad-blockers-choice/

And here's the follow up:

https://vivaldi.com/blog/ad-blocker-vivaldi-browser/

> First, Google decided to push on with discontinuing APIs used by several content blockers from the extension manifest v3. At the time, we made a promise to find a solution.

>

> Keeping support for the affected extensions (as with anything that gets discontinued in Chromium) would have been hard. Google usually removes most of the code a discontinued feature depends on and refactors anything that code relies on. So after a few versions, you end up with a patch that’s tough to apply every time.

I am reaching a little but their use of past tense makes me feel like they've decided.

[Ndymium]

Hm, sad. :/ Will have to wait and see. Would be a shame if they went along with it.