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AdGuard works great on iOS. Plenty of other options too.
by heywire 4y ago
AdGuard works great on iOS. Plenty of other options too.
- lloeki 4y agoSeconding AdGuard. Also, while not an ad blocker, Hush helps reclaim a bit of sanity regarding all these nagging GRPR/cookies "privacy" popups.
- pryelluw 4y agoThanks for posting. Just installed. Was looking for something similar.
- the_gipsy 4y agoJust installed (enabled under Settings->Safari->Ad blockers) and it doesn't work at all on some sites I tried. From what I know, it never will as long as Apple only allows shitty request inspection with allow/deny result. It just cannot work nowhere near as well as uBlock Origin.
- scarface74 4y agoYou mean if Apple adds the ability to add standard web extensions? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/safari_web_extensions https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/saf...
- vachina 4y agoHave you tried initing or refreshing the filters? Adguard’s blocking is quite potent I.e. YouTube ads don’t play
- thesuitonym 4y agoDoes it block cookies, or just silently accept them?
- lloeki 4y agoI'm not privy of the technical details.I don't think it acts on cookies themselves, it merely removes the nagging banners, and in that case the EU-compliant site is supposed not to set any cookie or other tracker since none were explicitly accepted. Basically at a high level it's like what DNT should have been i.e "as a default don't track me since I'm not giving consent"
- zymhan 4y agoFirefox Focus also has an adblocker for Safari that works well IMO