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Every time I get a new iPhone and forget to install an ad blocker, Safari crashes due to an ad problem and then I remember to install the ad blocker.

• 3np 5y ago
  Which ad-blocker(s) would you recommend for iOS?
  • deleted 5y ago
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  • rukshn 5y ago
    I use AdGuard. There free version is more than enough to block ads including YouTube ads. For Safari on my Mac I use the Ka-boom extension
  • theturtletalks 5y ago
    Hyperweb is very nice. They even redirect Reddit links to Teddit so you can avoid their dark patterns.
  • lotsofpulp 5y ago
    Firefox Focus is free, but I use Wipr on both iOS and macOS.
  • taftster 5y ago
    I use Firefox Focus, which includes an ad blocker that can be enabled for Safari integration. It works pretty well for me, but then, I don't generally surf on my phone and only use Safari when I have clicked a link from messages or something. I'm interested in other possible options on iOS as well, though. Hoping to see more replies.
  • johnnypangs 5y ago
    AdGuard is pretty nice, you can also use other browsers like Firefox focus’ add blocker by installing them then turning it on in the extensions section of the safari settings.
  • GeekyBear 5y ago
    AdGuard provides DNS servers that allow you to filter for the whole device, regardless of device type or which app you use. Configure your home router to use it to filter for every device on your home WiFi network. They have one set of DNS servers that just blocks ads and another set that additionally attempts to filter out adult content. https://adguard-dns.com/en/welcome.html https://adguard-dns.com/en/welcome.html