Some other browsers (I use Kiwi because Firefox is buggy on my phone) also let you use ublock, and sometimes I wish I couldn’t use it because I hate ads so much I probably wouldn’t waste as much time browsing the net if I couldn’t block them :)
Kiwi in particular has full extension support, so I can run unhook for Youtube and some other stuff like dark reader. I’m sure someone will come up with some other extension that just tricks Reddit into working in a mobile browser if there is enough demand.
Guys, sign up for and use NextDNS. Sometimes you have to disable it for asshole companies like ticketmaster, but for the most part you won’t see any ads anymore. Unfortunately it doesn’t work for ads served from as content from the website, like Facebook does, and possibly the Reddit app. I have never and will never install the Reddit app, so I can’t comment on that one.
It’s both. Firefox for Android lets you run uBlockOrigin, effectively killing the ads.
Some other browsers (I use Kiwi because Firefox is buggy on my phone) also let you use ublock, and sometimes I wish I couldn’t use it because I hate ads so much I probably wouldn’t waste as much time browsing the net if I couldn’t block them :)
Kiwi in particular has full extension support, so I can run unhook for Youtube and some other stuff like dark reader. I’m sure someone will come up with some other extension that just tricks Reddit into working in a mobile browser if there is enough demand.
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Ads on reddit are self-served. DNS can’t block that
Guys, sign up for and use NextDNS. Sometimes you have to disable it for asshole companies like ticketmaster, but for the most part you won’t see any ads anymore. Unfortunately it doesn’t work for ads served from as content from the website, like Facebook does, and possibly the Reddit app. I have never and will never install the Reddit app, so I can’t comment on that one.