Developer Response, Thank you for your review, it means a lot to us We are happy to hear that 1Blocker works for you, and you can enjoy a cleaner Internet now. If you hate ads like me and would also want some uncluttered browsing on your iOS devices just get the premium version of 1blocker. Yes, at home I could run a Pi-hole or similar solution (and probably should, and probably will), but I use my phone all over the place.įinally, my question is specifically about current iOS, as that's the problem I'm trying to solve, but I certainly won't mind if you want to offer suggestions for macOS (where I currently use Chrome as my primary browser - go figure), or for Android, Windows, or anything else. I was impressed and got the lifetime subscription. Solutions that rely on filters other than on my phone aren't going to solve my problem.
Obtained from App Store from publication: Factors Affecting the Use Behavior of Ad Blockers Using. 1Blocker is also highly configurable as well. The worst of the lot seems to be Vivio, which was marginally faster than simply just turning on ‘Do Not Track’ in your browser settings. The new app looks similar to the classic 1Blocker but is completely rebuilt in a way that gets around Apple’s rule limits. I don’t mind paying for a redesigned app every 2-3 years (I much prefer it to subscriptions since I can choose when the payment comes). I'm pretty fed up with some of the ads in the New York Times app (I'm a paid subscriber) that repeat themselves over and over again within individual articles. Download scientific diagram 4) Review for 1Blocker. It was (on average) 61.83 faster than having nothing turned on at all. I’ve gotten the new 1Blocker and so far so good.
Apps that use Apple's ad blocker API are therefore preferred. I use mobile Safari as my primary browser, and am disinclined to switch to a different one.I'm not OK with seeing the same damn ad everywhere I go, whether it's for a random product that has nothing to do with me or my interests, whether it's for the item I looked at but didn't buy, or (most creepily) whether it's related to something one of my apps heard me talking about. I am not, however, OK with ads that hijack my browser. I've long accepted the compromise that paid advertisements make free sites and services possible, and am willing to trade modest amounts of my attention to access the good parts of the internet.
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