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Did you attempt to use any iOS content blocking apps? I use 1Blocker and my mobile browsing experience is similarly free of videos, audio ads, and rediculous ad
by js2 8y ago
Did you attempt to use any iOS content blocking apps? I use 1Blocker and my mobile browsing experience is similarly free of videos, audio ads, and rediculous ads. Further, because I'm also using 1Blocker on macOS, my custom blocking and whitelists is synchronized. Anyway, I don't want to get into an Android/iOS debate—they each have their pros/cons—I just want to point out that iOS provides a very workable ad/content blocking solution in my experience.
- jasonkostempski 8y agoThe problem is, you're beholden to Apple to allow these things to exists. I have no fear of Firefox/uBlock Origin, or any other Browser/Blocker combo suddenly no longer being on option on Google's whim, or VPNs no longer working. That, and there's ample competition amongst those solutions to keep quality and innovation going. There's 1 Web View and 1 extension API everything on iOS has to conform to, leaving very little room for innovation.
- saagarjha 8y agoContent blockers are Apple-approved API.