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Does that mean no extensions and thus no ad blocker? If so, do they have another ad block solution at the device level?
by kgwxd 7y ago
Does that mean no extensions and thus no ad blocker? If so, do they have another ad block solution at the device level?
- Mediterraneo10 7y agoEpiphany has support for Easylist-based adblocking -- at least on the desktop version, I don't know about the mobile interface.
- gregknicholson 7y agoThere's no distinction between the "desktop" and "mobile" versions of GNOME Web. It's literally the same code (compiled for the appropriate processor architecture), just at a different window size.
- Mediterraneo10 7y agoSince I am personally unfamiliar with GNOME’s toolchain for compiling apps for both mobile and desktop, I didn’t want to speak too confidently about the matter above. So, all options shown in the preferences of the desktop version will automatically be shown in the preferences of the mobile version?
- seba_dos1 7y agoYou can test it by shrinking the Epiphany's window while running its latest version on desktop.
- TingPing 7y agoEpiphany has a built-in adblocker (using normal adblock style rules).