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Try an ad blocker: https://github.com/ghostery/ghostery-extension https://github.com/ghostery/ghostery-extension

• koala_man 7y ago
  What are my options on Android? Switching browsers and side loaded apks?
  • bootlooped 7y ago
    I use ad-away. It requires root, but it can block ads in any browser or app. I think Firefox Focus has ad blocking built-in.
    • kevin_thibedeau 7y ago
      Regular Firefox Mobile can have uBlock Origin added.
  • computerphage 7y ago
    Just use Firefox, they allow extensions on mobile and you can download Firefox from the regular app store.
  • parliament32 7y ago
    If you use Firefox as your browser app you can install all the same add-ons as the desktop version. uBlock Origin is great.
  • fybe 7y ago
    If you are on android 9 you can set a Private DNS that will stop loading of most ads on the whole system. the one I use is dns.adguard.com
• Larrikin 7y ago
  I prefer Ad Nauseum since it effectively generates garbage data on the ad platforms while giving the content creators the clicks they want. https://adnauseam.io/ https://adnauseam.io/
  • everdev 7y ago
    Wouldn't that be click fraud?
    • ccozan 7y ago
      Who cares?
      • detaro 7y ago
        People that use/believe the "giving the content creators the clicks they want" line should care.
      • everdev 7y ago
        Indiscriminate click fraud means small advertisers get screwed too.
• saagarjha 7y ago
  Ghostery isn't great: it sends a lot of analytics data back and injects its own ads.
  • everdev 7y ago
    What's better?