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I installed Firefox Focus for iOS simply for its content blocker. I still prefer using mobile safari, but augmented with three content blockers: - Firefox Foc
by hprotagonist 9y ago
I installed Firefox Focus for iOS simply for its content blocker. I still prefer using mobile safari, but augmented with three content blockers:
- Firefox Focus, which blocks all sorts of stuff
- 1Blocker, which blocks all sorts of stuff
- Unobstruct, which blocks Medium's "dickbar" popups.
- mch82 9y agoMade me laugh to see that Gruber's term is catching on
- kristianp 9y agoI just looked up Unobstruct, and surprisingly the author's article about it is on Medium: https://medium.com/@tgaul/introducing-unobstruct-230e4e95cf5e https://medium.com/@tgaul/introducing-unobstruct-230e4e95cf5...
- dabber 9y agoWell, I guess if I sold sunscreen I'd do it at the beach.
- mi_lk 9y agoDoes this work in embedded browser? More often than not I don't open links within Twitter/Reddit mobile app bc I can't stand some intrusive ads.
- saagarjha 9y agoIf that app uses a Safari View Controller.
- dabber 9y agoFYI the most recent version of the Reddit app for iOS (3.5) has an option to open all links in an external browser. Apparently the safari view controller is in the works as well.
- teddyfrozevelt 9y agoIt also supports "Chrome" Custom Tabs on Android.