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If you're not using an adblocker in this day and age in 2023, you're doing it wrong.
by lopkeny12ko 3y ago
If you're not using an adblocker in this day and age in 2023, you're doing it wrong.
- hughes 3y agoIt got through AdGuard on iOS Safari. Is there a better option?
- dmix 3y agoMobile doesn't have ad blocking, at least on iOS. Which is why I pay for Youtube premium.
- adoyle 3y agoI'm a huge fan of https://nextdns.io https://nextdns.io which works on iOS.
- tradewinds 3y agoYou can get ad blockers on Safari iOS. I think I have AdBlocker and Wipr. They don't work quite as well as a legitimate adblocker extension IMO, but I'm pretty sure they block a big number of ads and other garbage.
- maremp 3y agoAdGuard works in Safari, and can block ads on youtube. I’ve been using this setup for years now and it’s been without problems. The experience is obviously not as good as the app, but it does what it’s supposed to, and I think the worse UX a plus because I do not spend as much time on the platform.
- LeoPanthera 3y agoAdGuard works in iOS Safari for free. (The Mac version is also good.) (Although you should continue to pay for YouTube Premium. I do, it's well worth it.)
- kulahan 3y agoBrave browser has it built in, and there is a way to download an app to use specifically as an adblocker, though I forget how. I remember it not working very well, which is why I just gave up and use Brave instead.
- avalys 3y agoI prefer to just not visit websites that are full of obnoxious ads. I find it's a good screening technique for garbage content that isn't worth reading in the first place. Unsurprisingly, there's a significant correlation between useless sensationalized clickbait articles and websites fully of intrusive trashy ads.