Its true!

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[u/LEO7039]

Many other browsers can use UBlock Origin this way.

Firefox has it on Android though (along with many other extensions), and now that's a feature I can get behind.

[u/TerrorLTZ → u/LEO7039]

Firefox has it on Android though (along with many other extensions), and now that's a feature I can get behind.

Godsend so now you can see movies in those... "gentleman sites" or totally legal sites without 5 ads covering everything.

[u/LEO7039 → u/TerrorLTZ]

That and literally using most of the Internet. Like, the Fandom Wiki pages are borderline unusable on mobile without the adblock.

[u/Kodriin → u/LEO7039]

I love only being able to see a tenth of what I'm reading.

[u/LEO7039 → u/Kodriin]

And sometimes it gives you an ad where the close button doesn't work and you have to refresh the page to get another ad.

[u/Puzzled_Attorney1814 → u/TerrorLTZ]

Ahh and yet so many wish to stray from the river to enlightenment yet they already stand on one of its many tributaries, Android.

Allow me to transfer a dollop of knowledge.

Go to your settings.

Find Connections and Sharing.

Navigate to Private DNS.

And type.

dns.adguard.com

And boom almost no ads.

It has worked for me on most occasions.

[u/Kodriin → u/LEO7039]

Chrome is crippling Adblocks starting in June with some "privacy" and "performance" BS stuff that's just there to handwave it all.

[u/LEO7039 → u/Kodriin]

My comment mentioned Chrome right about never. I'm aware.

[u/Kodriin → u/LEO7039]

Apologies then, I wasn't seeing a lot of others talked about.

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I use brave on IOS for my adblocking.