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They have an API that lets you block some static rules. It's way better than nothing but it is not a true substitute for the kinds of things and dynamic filteri

They have an API that lets you block some static rules. It's way better than nothing but it is not a true substitute for the kinds of things and dynamic filtering you can (for now) currently do in web browser extensions. It also appears to have a rather low rule limit.

scarface74 6y ago
So I want to give a random third party complete access to my browsing history like most ad blockers do?
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- anoncake 6y ago
  If Apple is literally the only entity on the planet you trust, that might be a problem.
  - scarface74 6y ago
    You already have to trust your OS vendor.
    - anoncake 6y ago
      No shit.