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Apple removed the ability to use uBlock Origin or similar. I tried few ad blocker from the app store, but non of them block Youtube's video ad, making it usele
by glogla 7y ago
Apple removed the ability to use uBlock Origin or similar.
I tried few ad blocker from the app store, but non of them block Youtube's video ad, making it useless.
We still have Firefox for now I guess.
- cygned 7y agoI use AdGuard on iOS and iPad OS and it works
- bouke 7y agoExtensions for Safari are distributed through the AppStore. I currently have uBlock (not Origin) installed as an extension.
- LeoPanthera 7y agoI think AdGuard will do what you want, but I feel uncomfortable about blocking ads from sites that provide you with an option to pay to remove them, as does YouTube Premium. It's difficult to even use the malware defense with YouTube, since YouTube's ads are just videos.
- mml 7y agowipr from the App Store is a serviceable ad blocker, not as good as ublock origin, but (mostly) does the job for me at least. I miss the ability to kill specific elements ad-hoc.
- jamesb93 7y agoI payed for Wipr and I don't notice the difference between it an uBlock Origin on my windows machine. Can you report if it works on Safari 13?
- atonse 7y agoThey've had a natively compiled content blocking engine for years, and I've been using Ka-Block. It works really well without killing your battery.
- apple4ever 7y agoI use 1blocker on both Mac and iOS. Its pretty decent.