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Good luck doing it on mobile phone. I'd say 99.99% users out there on mobile never even attempted to use another browser than safari or chrome for ios.
by system2 7y ago
Good luck doing it on mobile phone. I'd say 99.99% users out there on mobile never even attempted to use another browser than safari or chrome for ios.
- wruza 7y agoI’m using safari + adguard (an app that injects adblock rules into it) and pretty sure that I see no ads. Except on few sites that usually try to push it even through desktop uBO anyway. Even no youtube ads, idk how they do it.
- danielparks 7y agoSafari supports ad blockers, and they’re quite easy to set up. Whether or not people actually install them is a good question, though.
- simcox90 7y agoFirefox on android lets you install most of the available desktop extensions, so you can use your favourite ad blockers
- ferongr 7y agoBut then you have to suffer using Firefox on Android.
- dunstad 7y agoThere's nothing wrong with it, I've been using it for ages.
- squiggleblaz 7y agoWell, once a webpage has played audio there's a notification that hangs around till you restart the phone. That's probably better than the cost of running Chrome, though.
- ryencoke 7y agoYou don't have to restart your phone. On Android you can close the app from the recent app list.
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