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It's been possible to install ad blockers for the browser on iPhones for years, without resorting to a VPN. I don't bother anymore because I'm usually at home a
by redgreenshoe 3y ago
It's been possible to install ad blockers for the browser on iPhones for years, without resorting to a VPN. I don't bother anymore because I'm usually at home and have a pihole anyway, but I used to use Firefox Focus—not as my browser, but to provide ad-blocking for Safari. Worked fine. Open it once to set it up (at least IIRC that was necessary—I don't remember, but there was some very-simple setup step I'm pretty sure) then never open it again. Ads blocked in Safari. Tons of other options, free and paid.
You do need a VPN (or otherwise something network-level) to block ads in apps, I think. That's a fair point.
- Izikiel43 3y agoThanks for the FFF app, just downloaded and enabled safari integration, ads no more
- OO000oo 3y agoThese solutions don't block video ads and they require crippling your speed with a VPN.
- redgreenshoe 3y agoiOS has ad blockers that are not VPNs. That's what I was writing about. You may be right about the video ad part.