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Yeh except on mobile phone theres no way out of the ads lol

• Strom 6y ago
  Apple phones have ad blocking, at least in the browser. Isn't there something for Android? Although yes ads are still an issue inside apps.
  • notRobot 6y ago
    Firefox on Android supports uBlock Origin. DNS-level ad blockers (such as PiHole or NextDNS) are another good option.
  • chunkles 6y ago
    A blocking solution I've found very effective for android is dns based. It sets up a vpn connection and allows you to edit the host files that get listed on the device. https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66/releases https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66/releases
    • achairapart 6y ago
      Since Android 9 you can setup a DoH (DNS over HTTPS) even without the vpn loophole. The setting is called "Private DNS" and may be even more battery-preserving.
  • kubanczyk 6y ago
    Also, Brave.
• vanni 6y ago
  https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/ublock-origin/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/ublock-origin...
  • joshxyz 6y ago
    Thanks 4 this
• sexy_seedbox 6y ago
  Kiwi Browser + uBlock Origin.
• marssaxman 6y ago
  I use uBlock Origin on my phone as well! Couldn't deal with the web any other way.