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Also on Android*, unfortunately. If you want adblocking youtube on iOS I recommend using Safari with the vinegar (paid) extension. (And wipr for general adbloc
by anhner 4y ago
Also on Android*, unfortunately.
If you want adblocking youtube on iOS I recommend using Safari with the vinegar (paid) extension. (And wipr for general adblocking)
ETA: If I remember correctly, Brave Browser also has ad blocking built in. For youtube as well.
- Sohcahtoa82 4y agoDoes iOS allow VPNs? I imagine it does. I set up a PiHole in the cloud and set it up so it requires VPN access so that nothing between my phone and the PiHole can fuck with the DNS packets. I VPN into it on my Android and get ad blocking almost* everwhere. I've also configured it to only tunnel DNS lookups, so I don't get charge egress fees for all my phone's traffic, which, granted isn't a lot, but whatever. * Sadly, it doesn't block YouTube ads, but I rarely access YouTube on my phone anyways.
- waihtis 4y agoA free alternative is Firefox Focus browser which adblocks by default. Problem is it nukes each session after you close it, so not very persistent
- serbanTeodor 4y agoDoes it allow multi tabs? I think the name 'Focus' would suggest they still not support multiple tabs opened?
- anhner 4y agoI just remembered, I think I heard Brave Browser also blocks youtube ads. Will update my original comment.
- sprkwd 4y agoYou can use FF Focus as the adblocker on iOS Safari as well.
- waihtis 4y agoI did not know that! Thanks!
- kjkjadksj 4y agoIt also doesnt allow tabs so its super basic and hardly usable for me