You can take a similar approach to iPhone and iPad, or you can block ads on iPhone and iPad with ad block extensions too. Then, continue to keep your Safari browser or Chrome browser stock, without ad block software installed, so that you can always reliably use websites that you need to be able to use, like online banking and online shopping, and for visiting websites that are ad-supported that you want to use and support (like obviously). The trick is to use a browser like Brave or Epic for times when you want to block ads, like when you’re visiting sites with lots of annoying pop-up ads or auto-playing video and auto play sound ads, or for sites you find annoying to read with obnoxious ads or user experience stuff like many so-called “news” websites or mainstream media websites. The simplest solution? Rather than use an ad blocker extension or add on to Safari or Chrome, download an alternate privacy-centric browser that automatically blocks ads as part of its feature set, like Brave or Epic.
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While you can install ad block extensions into existing Mac web browsers like Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, there’s actually a better alternative that gives you the best of both worlds blocking ads, while still retaining full web capabilities to use and visit sites that need some of the features and functionality that gets blocked by ad blockers often. This is really common with online shopping websites, where an ad blocker will prevent the website from functioning at all. And let’s face it, some web ads that auto-play audio and fly around on the screen are extra annoying, so it’s understandable why some people don’t want to be bothered by those annoying ads as they browse the web on their Mac, right?īut some ad block software and extensions cause web pages to stop working, or not work as intended.
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