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Do you use content filtering / ad blocking technology in conjunction with Safari? Last I tried to use Safari, it seemed some of the most common tools could not
by bredren 6y ago
Do you use content filtering / ad blocking technology in conjunction with Safari? Last I tried to use Safari, it seemed some of the most common tools could not be plugged in / added on to the browser.
- arafsheikh 6y agoAdGuard works fine with Safari. I also use NextDNS on top.
- vladvasiliu 6y agoSafari is my daily driver too. Last I checked UBlock origin and Privacy Badger didn't work I'm using AdGuard, on both desktop and mobile. It works well enough for my needs.
- drevil-v2 6y agoI use 1Blocker and StopTheMadness. Both via the Mac App Store. Works great. Another 2 handy extensions: Tabs to Links and Tab Spaces. I don't have any affiliation with any of these extensions; just a satisfied user.
- AnonC 6y agoSafari 13 eliminated the previous extension scheme. So there’s no more uBlock Origin and similar blockers (there are content blockers, which work differently from uBlock Origin). Since the ad blocking extensions are lists of content to be blocked that’s given to Safari, one is better off using NextDNS or pi-hole for blocking ads (these will work across all apps too).
- jsf01 6y agoNot as simple as just downloading an extension, but one could use a PiHole or similar network-wide ad blocking.
- Diesel555 6y agoWipr is great. Both iOS and MacOS. Safari + keychain is unbeatable IMO. I tried onePassword and I use Brave for dev (Chrome has too much CPU usage, and firefox for Grid debugging). I run Brave / Safari / Chrome / Vivaldi. I find myself in Safari most outside of Dev (zero inside dev).