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What you are describing is much easier on iOS. The default web browser natively supports extensions, including ad blockers. The AdGuard vpn hack had the benefit
by twiceaday 8y ago
What you are describing is much easier on iOS. The default web browser natively supports extensions, including ad blockers. The AdGuard vpn hack had the benefit of blocking ads in all apps at the cost of being so invasive.
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- earenndil 8y ago> The default web browser natively supports extensions, including ad blockers No, it only supports ad blockers, dubbed 'content blockers'.
- prolikewh0a 8y agoFirefox has extensions available by default on Android. I use Ublock Origin & HTTPS everywhere. I wouldn't call it the "default browser", but it's...Firefox. I wouldn't exactly call it hard either since you just browse to the normal Firefox extension page and click the install button. Google does do everything in its power to prevent me from using Firefox though.