3 ms·

It wasn't impossible. There were basically two solution up until now: use an alternative browser with ad blocking included (e.g. iCab), or a VPN that filters ad

by orkoden 11y ago

It wasn't impossible. There were basically two solution up until now: use an alternative browser with ad blocking included (e.g. iCab), or a VPN that filters ads for you.

lorenzhs 11y ago
Or a DNS server that blocks ad network domains
- hk__2 11y ago
  This isn’t sufficient, you’d still get empty squares everywhere on the pages with ads.
  - lorenzhs 11y ago
    Really depends, it's worked quite well for me on most sites. Granted, I use it with an iPad where this is probably less of an issue than on the much smaller iPhones.