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Yeah it has gotten worse. You should run an adblocker on your iOS device.
by Synaesthesia 7y ago
Yeah it has gotten worse. You should run an adblocker on your iOS device.
- nvrspyx 7y agoTo add, I recommend Adguard, 1Blocker X, Wipr, or Firefox Focus. Out of those, I believe only 1Blocker X has a cost, although AdGuard has a subscription for DNS privacy and security/custom filters. I personally use 1Blocker X.
- wil421 7y agoThanks. Looks like I lost my ad blocker when I got a new phone. Ad Block Plus was what I used.
- tracker1 7y agoIs there a Brave release for iOS, been pretty happy with it for Android.
- nvrspyx 7y agoBrave browser is on iOS, but I don’t believe its adblocker extends to Safari. Not being able to set a default browser on iOS tends to make you use Safari more than another browser you have installed since tapping a URL in another app will open Safari, unless that app supports setting a default browser, which not many do and even fewer support opening Brave. It has to be implemented on a per app basis since they’re really just using the x-callback-url scheme. Most tend to only support setting Safari, Chrome, or Firefox.
- tracker1 7y agoWas just curious... I don't use/own any iDevices, so no personal experience in that space. For Android, it's worked out pretty well for me.