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Yeah, I won't use the web without an ad-blocker, full stop.
by santoshalper 2y ago
Yeah, I won't use the web without an ad-blocker, full stop.
- kerkeslager 2y agoI really don't understand how people stand the internet with ads. In most cases I'd rather not use the internet than use the internet with ads.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoWe need a browser with the ad blocker native, never to be pulled out. Bake the damn thing in.
- kerkeslager 2y agoOrion is that for Apple products. There was a Firefox that came bundled with Adblock at one point for Android, but since then Adblock has gotten in bed with advertisers. I'm not sure what's available these days for Android.
- bitzun 2y agoFirefox supports ublock origin on android.
- kerkeslager 2y agoCool, last time I used Firefox on Android they only supported extensions on Desktop. I'm glad to hear progress continues!
- Arthur_ODC 2y agoI believe you have to install "Firefox Nightly" from the playstore to be able to use extensions like uBlock on mobile.
- Zak 2y agoThat's not accurate. For a couple years, Firefox limited extensions to a very short approved list, but even then, uBlock Origin was on that list. That restriction has since been removed, however installing from local storage is limited to nightly.
- OutOfHere 2y agoLibreWolf, a fork of Firefox, is not bad. It has uBlock Origin bundled in. This is not quite an integrated ad-blocker, but it's the closest thing.
- ryandrake 2y agoNot sure why you're downvoted. The ad blocker being an extension makes as much sense as "CSS" being an extension. Browser makers, why not just permanently integrate ad blocking into the guts of the browser? You could probably do an even better job, not being limited to the extension API.