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I recently switched to Edge on my iphone because it has adblock by default. Firefox doesn't have the adblocking ability. Then, I switched to Edge on my MacOS as

I recently switched to Edge on my iphone because it has adblock by default. Firefox doesn't have the adblocking ability. Then, I switched to Edge on my MacOS as well because I want to maintain my bookmarks sync between the 2 devices. I would definitely go back to Firefox if it has adblock in iOS.

jmnicolas 6y ago
The best adblocking extension is uBlock origin and is available on Firefox Android and desktop. I can't speak for iOS though.
jamesgeck0 6y ago
Firefox iOS has a "Tracking Protection" feature which will block ads that do more aggressive tracking. It's on by default but I recommend toggling it onto strict mode for best results. You can also use Firefox Focus to apply the same functionality to the default Safari browser. The thing with the most potential on iOS is Lockdown, a local-only firewall which filters network connections from any application. It'll break apps like Facebook Messenger if you turn on all the options. But again, it's focused on trackers, not ads specifically.