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Browsers and websites work pretty well on mobile devices too. Website != desktop only

• dylan604 8mo ago
  If you consider a website fully laden with ads as working. I have yet to find an ad blocker that works on my iOS/iPad OS that works as well as on my computer. I also hate apps with all of their invasive data hoarding that is much more controllable on my computer. So to me, websites on mobile are broken as they are full of malware vectors that are not present when looking at the same website on my non-mobile device. For me, website === desktop only
  • thesuitonym 8mo ago
    If your banks website has a bunch of ads on it, you should probably consider switching banks.
    • dylan604 8mo ago
      Sure, if you want to be obtuse about the comment, you'd be so cool in how you wouldn't be wrong.
      • NetMageSCW 8mo ago
        I think we know who was being obtuse…
  • rsync 8mo ago
    I encourage you to install the dns4eu ad blocking profile on your ios device. It’s free, it’s transparent, you can read the profile… And it takes two minutes.
    • jama211 7mo ago
      Thank you for this, had no idea this was a thing
  • hn_acc1 8mo ago
    ublock origin on firefox (Android) works great for me. But, I haven't touched Apple in 30+ years, so I have no idea about that ecosystem.
    • jama211 7mo ago
      I use Brave with an adblocker on my iphone
  • freedomben 8mo ago
    If an institution will fill their website with ads, why wouldn't they do the same with their mobile app?
• duskdozer 8mo ago
  Personally I find the web almost unusable on mobile. It's bad enough on desktop.