haunter 11 hours ago

It also amazes me that people are using the internet w/o an adblocker in the year 2025

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  • Gigachad 10 hours ago

    I haven’t bothered working out how to install one on mobile. I just don’t visit websites with shitty ads.

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    • pajamasam 9 hours ago

      Just use the Brave browser. No plugins necessary.

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      • qingcharles 4 hours ago

        It has poor compatibility on the iOS version that I've got installed, sadly.

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    • squigz 10 hours ago

      Firefox on mobile supports uBlock Origin

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      • firesteelrain 9 hours ago

        On iOS, every browser is required by Apple to use WebKit. I just tried it again myself and FireFox on iPhone has no ublock Origin add on possibility.

        Firefox Focus does work as an alternative.

        Apple created a special system-level API for Safari Content Blockers. Apps like Firefox Focus, AdGuard, 1Blocker, Wipr can register filtering rules with Safari using this API. That’s why Focus can block ads/trackers inside Safari if you enable it under Safari

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  • 1oooqooq 9 hours ago

    i was also in shock, then someone reminded me there are iphone users.

    the horror.

    paying thousands of dollars just to be forbidden to block ads.

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    • haunter 9 hours ago

      ?

      There are countless free and paid options on iOS too

      Firefox Focus, Brave

      AdGuard Pro, $9.99 once and you can use any blocklist you want (you can just copypaste from uBlock Origin if you wish) and it works system-wide with Safari

      etc

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    • jamiek88 9 hours ago

      what? there are many fantastic ad blockers on ios. Weird thing to crow about.

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pwg 10 hours ago

With UblockOrigin blocking the ads, there were no ads and pop-ups.

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