Twitter aka X changes ad labels, makes promoted tweets less obvious
Twitter aka X changes ad labels, makes promoted tweets less obvious
Paid advertising on Elon Musk's platform now looks a lot more like a regular tweet.
Paid advertising on Elon Musk's platform now looks a lot more like a regular tweet.
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Please don't link websites that have full screen popups.
You need to install an Adblock
Well Google is killing the web with drm. So don't use chrome!..
Yeah, I’ve got an Adblock. I have no idea anymore what sites have popups and which don’t. 🤷🏽♀️
If someone sees an ad without uBlock in the year of our lord 2023, they deserve what they get.
Honestly one of my biggest gripes with my iphone. There are some adblock plugins but they don’t work nearly as well
You wanted the walled garden, now deal with the walled garden.
“I haven’t used an iPhone in years, I wonder if it’s actually gotten better like people said” was my motivation for buying this phone and it’s a mistake I’ll only make once
is there a firefox app on iPhone?
is there a firefox app on iPhone?
Not really. There's something called Firefox available and it's published by Mozilla, but Mozilla has to deal with Apple's restrictions on web browsers by using the webkit rendering engine and Apple's proprietary plugin system. So it's not real Firefox.
Yup.
Yes, but Apple doesn't let you use adblocker on it. There's a specific Firefox app they released that has it baked in, so you'd have to use that instead
I use AdGuard. It’s been pretty good so far.
I second AdGuard. I have the paid version that includes DNS blocking. It blocks ads system wide, not just Safari.
I have no idea how you browse the internet with uBlock Origin. It's literally unusable to me. It's free, and you should always have it installed, it's simply essential.
I have no idea how you browse the internet with uBlock Origin. It’s literally unusable to me. It’s free, and you should always have it installed, it’s simply essential.
Because uBlock Origin doesn't work on all platforms and browsers. Notably, it doesn't work with Apple's plugin system, so anyone using Safari or an iOS device cannot use it.