Majority of Americans now use ad blockersboem@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 1182 points – 3 months agotheregister.com275Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentCan you install Firefox? In Firefox you should be able to install the add-on "uBlock origin". No additional tweaking of settings required. With Firefox you can browse the web including pages like YouTube.Can't use add-ons for iOS Firefox as far as I can findYou can soon in the EUOnly if you agree to giving your first-born child to Apple.You can use “extensions” for Safari, and there are at least a couple ad blocking extensions. I use Purify, and it works pretty well at blocking ads
Can you install Firefox? In Firefox you should be able to install the add-on "uBlock origin". No additional tweaking of settings required. With Firefox you can browse the web including pages like YouTube.Can't use add-ons for iOS Firefox as far as I can findYou can soon in the EUOnly if you agree to giving your first-born child to Apple.You can use “extensions” for Safari, and there are at least a couple ad blocking extensions. I use Purify, and it works pretty well at blocking ads
Can't use add-ons for iOS Firefox as far as I can findYou can soon in the EUOnly if you agree to giving your first-born child to Apple.You can use “extensions” for Safari, and there are at least a couple ad blocking extensions. I use Purify, and it works pretty well at blocking ads
You can use “extensions” for Safari, and there are at least a couple ad blocking extensions. I use Purify, and it works pretty well at blocking ads
Can you install Firefox?
In Firefox you should be able to install the add-on "uBlock origin". No additional tweaking of settings required.
With Firefox you can browse the web including pages like YouTube.
Can't use add-ons for iOS Firefox as far as I can find
You can soon in the EU
Only if you agree to giving your first-born child to Apple.
You can use “extensions” for Safari, and there are at least a couple ad blocking extensions. I use Purify, and it works pretty well at blocking ads