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Would this be ported to Safari?

• yankput 3y ago
  The safari rules are even less capable that that, last time I checked.
  • tech234a 3y ago
    Ongoing discussion: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/issues/52 https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/issues/52
    • yankput 3y ago
      Interesting. I tried to make a Safari extension and it is a really ridiculous experience. You need to write basically two “wrapper” native Swift/ObjC apps, in addition to the javascript extension. I thought they were making fun of me. And in addition to THAT nonsense, the extension is far less powerful than in other browsers (random things not implemented).
• midoridensha 3y ago
  If you're worried about blocking ads, Safari is not the browser to use. Just use something better.
  • n42 3y ago
    I use Safari every day and don’t see any ads.
    • mcfedr 3y ago
      Do you visit websites with it?
    • the_gipsy 3y ago
      Safari users keep repeating this, but it's simply not true: go open http://twitter.com http://twitter.com and see for yourself.
      • deleted 3y ago
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    • n42 3y ago
      The people responding to me don’t really seem interested in reality, so I’m not interested in engaging with them. For anyone who is: Safari has Adblock extensions that work as well as any other browser, and they work on mobile Safari too. Install AdGuard.