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iOS might not support Firefox addons, but you can use a system wide ad block app with Firefox.



The "system wide adblock" on iOS has the same restrictions as this new Chrome extension system. It does not support the extension API that uBlock Origin uses.

https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Ge...


Not versed in the technical details but 1Blocker X for iOS Safari has prevented practically 99.9% of all ads I used to see in an unmodded Android Chrome before. I've only seen 2 websites have some form of ads in the last 14 months.


Then Chromium's Manifest v3 is for you. Most of the other people commenting here want something more powerful.


>I've only seen 2 websites have some form of ads in the last 14 months.

It doesn't work on reddit, which makes up a lot of page visits for most people. Also, they can't defuse/bypass anti-adblock scripts.


there are dns rule-based adblockers for ios




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