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If you're using mobile FF why wouldn't you take advantage of its ability to use ad blockers?

• fenwick67 7y ago
  Apparently I had ublock origin disabled for some reason, it's back on now.
• ianai 7y ago
  That’s really not important. Redirecting anyone to malicious sites should be an immediate red line.
  • ndidi 7y ago
    And going online without an ad blocker is simply irresponsible.
    • recursive 7y ago
      Also posting such a link to HN is simply irresponsible.
      • ianai 7y ago
        People on HN should know better. Your average person though won’t.
        • recursive 7y ago
          I'm an average person on HN. I specifically don't use ad blockers. You might need to adjust some of your assumptions.
          • ianai 7y ago
            I was agreeing with you...
      • phyzome 7y ago
        ...anyone who has an adblocker won't know the site is bad. >_>
• MiroF 7y ago
  I don't think mobile FF has an ad blocker - at least not on iOS
  • cozzyd 7y ago
    That's because Apple only allows rebranded versions of Safari on iOS. Firefox for Android supports ad blockers.
    • disjhshava 7y ago
      Although iOS Safari does have support for ad-blockers built in, so most iOS users can easily get an ad-free web.