>Please, no. This is exactly what makes Safari all-around worthless, despite all the hard work they put into it. Keep in mind that I said that the legacy exten

>Please, no. This is exactly what makes Safari all-around worthless, despite all the hard work they put into it. Keep in mind that I said that the legacy extension system should remain in place, for people such as yourself that wish to utilize it. That said, I wouldn't characterize Safari's content blockers as worthless. It's not as effective as Firefox's ad blockers, but I still rarely see ads. If I had to guess, I'd say under five ads per month manage to sneak through.