That's certainly ideal, and for the most part, Safari content blockers work reasonably well. However, there are things you currently can't block using Safari co

That's certainly ideal, and for the most part, Safari content blockers work reasonably well. However, there are things you currently can't block using Safari content blockers that can be blocked with uBlock origin. One of the most prominent examples are CSS classes, and the inability to block them becomes a real pain if you open the mobile Reddit website. Their mobile website disables scrolling if you block their pesky "use our mobile app" popups.