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Another happy Wipr user here. I have yet to notice a difference in adblocking capabilities and it’s nice knowing that Wipr is entirely incapable of ever doing a
by kitsunesoba 7y ago
Another happy Wipr user here. I have yet to notice a difference in adblocking capabilities and it’s nice knowing that Wipr is entirely incapable of ever doing anything shady.
It’s also nice that content blocker extensions work with mobile Safari, removing the need to install a third party browser and dramatically reducing cell data consumption when browsing. It’s frustrating how Chrome for Android has no blocking capabilities whatsoever.
- adimitrov 7y agoWich is why I use Firefox for Android. With extensions.
- kitsunesoba 7y agoI do too when using Android, but ideally doing that should be an option, not a requirement. Content blocking is base level browser functionality these days. Unfortunately Google’s position as an ad company will likely ensure that Chrome for Android will never see any form of content blocking, let alone full fledged extensions.