Will development continue after official Google deprecation of Manifest v2 API, for other Chromium-based browsers will keep to support MV2 API?

[Half-Modern]

Manifest V2 is being deprecated this year. There is a group policy to extend it until 2025, but after than that, Google Chrome (and most Chromium-based browsers) will disable any MV2-based extension and won't let them to be installed. They will also be removed from the Web Store.
Now the question is:
There are other browsers where their authors claim they will support MV2 even after Google's deprecation.
Will uBlock Origin (Original, Manifest v2) be maintained and updated for those browsers?
I hope the answer is yes, because I wouldn't imagine browsing the internet without it and Firefox just doesn't work good for me. Both matter of preferences and heavy usage of Google websites (mainly Youtube).

[gorhill]

See https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/wiki/About-Google-Chrome's-%22This-extension-may-soon-no-longer-be-supported%22

Other than what is written there, I don't make pledge for future commitments when I don't know what the future holds.

Firefox just doesn't work good for me

Ultimately you make choices and consequently you have to accept the burden of the choices you make.

[Half-Modern]

Ultimately you make choices and consequently you have to accept the burden of the choices you make.

I take this as no, so I'll gladly wait for an unofficial Fork for Supermium/Thorium rather than using a browser that performs worse just for ad-blocking.

[Half-Modern]

There is no need to create another threads, can still ask in the previous ones.

No developer response until I open a new thread, so looks like I NEEDED to open it.
Also; it's not a duplicate:
1st: asks if UBO Legacy really ends when MV3 is enforced. UBO is also available for Firefox, so not relevant to my question.
2nd:asks if it can support MV2 version until Chrome's extended MV2 support policy expires. Not related to my question either.
3rd: While it's kinda relevant to my question, it doesn't answer "Will developers continue working on uBO Legacy for unofficial Chromium Forks?", not a duplicate again.
Next time think twice before you accuse someone for opening a duplicate thread.