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Not on mobile I used to use NextDNS a lot but some things would get messed up so I'd have to sometimes disable it and then I got lazy and just have kept it off

Not on mobile I used to use NextDNS a lot but some things would get messed up so I'd have to sometimes disable it and then I got lazy and just have kept it off for like a year On Android is there a better solution when using Chrome?

CarVac 7mo ago
Not using Chrome. Mobile Firefox has adblocking on Android.
- hedora 7mo ago
  On iOS, you can use Orion by Kagi, which is webkit-based, but supports Firefox plugins. UBlock Origin for Firefox works well there too.
  - stodor89 7mo ago
    Or Brave. Or AdGuard.
rahidz 7mo ago
yeah I got a lifetime license for Adguard (no affiliation) & been using that for three years now - it's been great.
jemmyw 7mo ago
Almost any other browser. I've used Firefox and Brave on Android with adblocking
Marsymars 7mo ago
uBlock Origin Lite is probably the best option, but in my experience mobile adblocking goes Firefox (with uBlock Origin) > Safari (with 1Blocker) > Chrome (with uBlock Origin Lite). edit: Erp, actually, it seems mobile Chrome doesn't have extension support. I only actually use Chrome on a Chromebook, I assumed Android was comparable.
Markoff 7mo ago
Firefox supports extensions (uBlock Origin, Video Background Play Fix - these two are enough for me) most of the browsers have built-in adblockers, but I would suggest to stay way from browsers not supporting extensions other browsers with (limited) extension support on Android - Edge (MS), Yandex (RU), Quetta (CN), Kiwi browser (discontinued, I used this, then switched to IceRaven FF fork, the UI still ain't as good, but at least it's developed)