Not yet.
Chrome (Google) decided to create something that is called “manifest v3”, which is much more restrictive than manifest v2. Manifest files define the capabilities, which browser extensions are able to use. V3 was mainly developed to disable add-blockers and other extensions, that could hurt Googles add business. (while they did phrase it differently)
Mozilla has its own implementation of manifest v3 and also supports manifest v2. There are several blog posts. Here is a link to a recent one from Mozilla.