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Another reason why browsers other than Safari should allow extensions on iOS. Using Firefox does not allow me to use the same protection as Safari itself. Ridi
by WirelessGigabit 4y ago
Another reason why browsers other than Safari should allow extensions on iOS.
Using Firefox does not allow me to use the same protection as Safari itself. Ridiculous.
- officeplant 4y agoIn my experience even the add-ons I can find for Safari on iOS rarely do what they say they will do. Nothing ever works as well as ublock origin on a desktop browser and it so frustrating. Having mobile firefox + ublock is one of the few things I still miss about android.
- plastiquebeech 4y agoSame. I tried to switch to iOS about a year ago, but I ended up returning the device after spending over $50 on highly-rated ad/script blockers for Safari, and finding that none of them really worked. Back on Android, my daily life is blissfully bereft of ads, except when I visit somewhere with live TV. It's a shame, because Apple makes some great pieces of hardware, but I won't be back until they loosen up on controlling the software that I'm able to run on my devices.