Remove Browser Extension info

_posts/2014-01-01-landing.md

@@ -19,4 +19,4 @@ overlaybackground: rgba(0,0,0,0.9)
 
 #### and gives you full control over what you download and how
 
-Runs standalone on Windows, OSX, and Linux, and in your Chrome browser
+Runs standalone on Windows, OSX, and Linux

_posts/2015-01-02-welcome.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ style: center
 <div style="padding-top:135px; background-color:white">
   <div id='loader'><img src="img/loading.gif"><h1>Fetching latest release info, hang on.</h1></div>
   <div id='loaded'>
-    <p class='info'>Click the badge for your platform to download the latest version of DuckieTV Nightly Standalone or scroll down for Chrome Extension Versions</p>
+    <p class='info'>Click the badge for your platform to download the latest version of DuckieTV Nightly Standalone</p>
     <a href="https://github.com/DuckieTV/Nightlies/releases" target="_blank" style="text-decoration: none">
       <p class='warning'>Click here to view Developer Nightly Builds</p>
     </a>

_posts/2015-01-03-chrome.md

@@ -9,28 +9,5 @@ circleimage: "img/chrome.png"
 # DuckieTV ♥ Chrome
 
 
-DuckieTV for Chrome comes in 2 versions: One that installs itself as your browser's "new tab" page, and one that just provides an easily accessible button to open DuckieTV.
-
-<div id="chrome-downloads">
-	<h2>Install DuckieTV For Chrome</h2>
-    <span>Unfortunately, due to a change to the Google Chrome Web Store security rules (Dec 2019), Dtv is no longer being accepted as an extension app.<br>
-	Currently the only way  to install Dtv as a Chrome extension is via the browser extensions Development mode page.<br>
-	See <a href="https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/wiki/How-to-Install-a-Development-version-of-the-DuckieTV-Chrome-Browser-Extension-NIGHTLY" target="_blank">Installing DuckieTV Nightly Chrome Browser Extensions</a> for details.</span>
-
-	<div class="clearfix"></div>
-</div>
-<br>
-<div id="permissions">
-	<h3>Permissions</h3>
-	<span>Chrome will report that this plugin wants to access your data on all websites and read/modify your browser history.<br>
-
-	The permissions are actually less scary than they look. Chrome doesn't have the granular permissions system that Android has, so labels can be confusing versus what they're actually used for.</span><br>
-
-	<div class="permissions">
-		<strong>Access your data on all websites</strong>
-		<span>The plugin request permissions to access http://*.*/ to be able to allow any random mirror to be used for The Pirate Bay and custom trackers in the future. Chrome's extension model requires you to whitelist *exactly* the urls that you are accessing, which becomes impossible because of this.</span><br>
-
-		<strong>Read and modify your browser history</strong>
-		<span>The plugin requests this to use the Chrome.Topsites API that allows to display your most favorite sites on the new tab extension. If you do not wish to give this permission, please use the 'Browser Action' version.</span>
-	</div>
-</div>
+Unfortunately Chrome no longer loves DuckieTV. 
+With the update of Chromium to version 124 the WEB SQL support in Chromium based Browsers such as Chrome, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi and Safari (to name a few) is no longer available. It is no longer possible to run DuckieTV as a Browser Extension.