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Manifest v3 compatibility
See original GitHub issueWith the beginning of the next year, 2023, Google will only accept Chrome extensions following the Manifest v3.
Arweave-js is used by most of the browser crypto wallets and I wonder if there are plans to make it somehow compliant with this new policy.
As far as I know, it should mostly consist of replacing the axios HTTP client with some other that uses the native fetch mechanism as XMLHttpRequest won’t be available.
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Update. The actual issue is that arweave-js makes extensive and advanced use of Axios library, which is based on XmlHttpRequest. Manifest V3 only supports the newer Fetch API.
There are a couple of 3rd party Axios adapters that allow you to use Fetch API, however none of these appear to be compatible with arweave-js.
Yes, as it is also required for ArConnect