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Paying for Wipr 2 + Filtr is still the gold standard on apple platforms imo. But it’s not open source and there are no custom block lists.
by michimagdesign 1mo ago
Paying for Wipr 2 + Filtr is still the gold standard on apple platforms imo. But it’s not open source and there are no custom block lists.
- Barbing 1mo agoChallenger appears, one positive feedback so far: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49321078 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49321078
- anon7000 1mo agoAlso a big Wipr fan, and generally a fan of the indie dev behind it too because it works so well. They’ve been responsive over email so you might be able to request a feature
- leokennis 1mo agoI have AdGuard DNS set up (mainly use HaGeZi lists) for system wide blocking + AdGuard content blockers to catch some web ads and annoyances that cannot be caught via DNS. Works very well, it’s been a good long while since any ad cheapened my web experience.
- Forgeties79 1mo agoFor those reading this, it does not work with Firefox (or anything not safari it seems). Wish I had looked that up before excitedly purchasing it lol but so it goes, seems like a good project so I’m considering it a $5 donation Edit: looks like starting with ios26 they have “filtr” mode which extends more broadly to other apps but “stick to safari for best results”
- kamyarg 1mo agoJust so you know, Apple supports requesting refund for purchases that did not meet your expectations.
- Forgeties79 1mo agoAll good. I got filtr up, seems decent. Appreciate the tip!
- unselect5917 1mo agoShot in the dark, but since you seem to know: does this work in the brave browser? I know(?) on iOS that under the hood everything is still safari so I'm wondering...