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Yes. That's why Apple moved from JS based extentions to Content Blockers model. App provides a complex list of blocked resources to Safari, and have no access t
by auslander 8y ago
Yes. That's why Apple moved from JS based extentions to Content Blockers model. App provides a complex list of blocked resources to Safari, and have no access to actual browser content.
On iOS, install Firefox Focus, and in Safari settings enable FF provided Content Blocker.
- gcb0 8y agothat only covers some 3% of all available extension's capabilities. namely: ad blockers.