Regardless, the small price to pay for AdGuard on iOS is well worth it. BUT the "Standings" page doesn't load with AdGuard enabled and I can't just disable it only for that page. I have AdGuard enabled and the experience is so much better. For example mlb.com is loaded with ads, their highlight videos show a 15 sec ad for literally every highlight. Brave and FF Focus you can do it right from within the browser, same as it was with FF/ubo on Android.Īlso, AdGuard on iOS doesn't acknowledge specific pages only within a domain. You have to open the app itself, dig into the whitelist area and then manually type in/paste the domain name to add it. The only annoyance with Adguard Pro on iOS (and probably the same for all app based content blockers on iOS) is it is clunky to whitelist a site as they aren't integrated with the browser. I used to use free Firefox Focus as the content blocker before, but it would go long time between updates. AdGuard for iOS The most advanced blocker for Safari: it blocks all ads and counters, speeds up page-loading and it protects your personal data. and Mac apps use regular Assistant, Android and iOS apps use mobile version. It has worked REAL well and allows me to just use native Safari.
A notification will appear instructing you to grant permissions. I paid for full version of AdGuard Pro late last year after my 6 month Android/Oneplus phase ended and I went back to iOS. Open the link above to go to the Chrome Webstore and click Install.
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