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> Ublock origin has "annoyances" in the lists, just tick that. you know quite a few people use the things called mobile phones?
by ekianjo 3y ago
> Ublock origin has "annoyances" in the lists, just tick that.
you know quite a few people use the things called mobile phones?
- fiforpg 3y agoFirefox supports ublock on mobile.
- andelink 3y agoSame with Orion browser on iOS
- sensanaty 3y agoPlus DNS-level blocking is also better than nothing and works just fine on phones. Not affiliated just a happy customer, but I have NextDNS on my work iPhone and it manages to block most of the really annoying stuff even in Safari.
- ekianjo 3y agoAnd has zero market share. Thanks for the valuable comment.
- IanCal 3y agoIf you tone down the sarcasm, you could have just asked how to do it on mobile phones. Then you might have realised that's a question you could have asked elsewhere as a search, and you'd have found your answer. I've found that moving towards a much friendlier/professional tone on HN leads to better outcomes and more importantly better thinking through what I'm saying. As others have said, get a browser that supports addons and enjoy browsing the web without ads and these banners.