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This is something that Android would ostensibly do better at. You're able to get browsers with full ad-blocking capabilities there. I've had luck with Orion (n
by great_cormorant 3y ago
This is something that Android would ostensibly do better at. You're able to get browsers with full ad-blocking capabilities there.
I've had luck with Orion (notably on YouTube videos) on iOS, though. DNS and other browsers might help, too.
- oktoberpaard 3y agoAdGuard fits the bill for me in Safari. It includes blocking lists that you can enable and the paid version includes an optional extension that can execute more complex blocking rules where needed. YouTube ads are non-existent for me. The blocking lists also work in the standard in-app browser that most apps use.