Works excellent, better than Adguard for me.
I didn't change any default settings in either.
uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
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Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#382Duckduckgo browser is highly rated than Firefox in Apple Store. Has anyone tried it? Is it really better than Firefox?
Unfortunately apply doesn’t allow ublock in Firefox like android.
PS this comment is with reference to Apple Store and policies discussion in one of the threads
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#383Earlier quoted context omitted.
The search in Google Messages on Android is completely useless too. It seems like it only searches within the past few days or something, if I try searching for something from a while back it never finds it. And they removed the feature to quickly scroll back to a date in the past, so the only way to dig up old texts is to manually scroll back in a conversation and hope you find it. It's absolutely ridiculous that th…
That's funny because iMessage search works quite well if you can find it buried in the interface. I have a feeling Apple themselves forgot it exists and hasn't gotten around to 'modernizing' it with AI yet.
> iMessage search works quite well if you can find it buried in the interface
And as long as you only want to search all messages, not a single conversation.
Let me give an example: I know a person sent me an image in imessage about one year ago. How do I search "from:user has:attachment date:2024-07-*"?
In gmail that's easy, in discord, that's easy. Does imessage search have literally any of those filters?
Searching within one chat seems especially like it's table-stakes for any chat app's search
Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#384People should be way more upset at the fact that Safari adblocking today is still inferior to even MV3 Google Chrome. Apple's implementation of declarativeNetRequest was semi-broken until the very latest iOS 18.6. Apple can do the bare minimum, years after everyone else, and barely get called out. The Reality Distortion Field is the enemy. Also funny that other devs had the gall to make people pay (sometimes subscrip…
What’s the alternative? Using an Android phone with all of Google’s surveillance? A windows laptop with bad battery life, bloatware, and Microsoft’s increasingly bad dark pattern abuse? I feel like no matter what, consumers are screwed.
Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#385I installed the app on my iPad iOS 18.5, then tried to enable the extension in Safari. (Settings -> Apps -> Safari -> Extensions). Result: "uBo Lite" is not supported by this version of Safari"
Am I stupid or is there no way to actually get to the configure Safari page from within Safari? Like any other program in existence would do.
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#386Earlier quoted context omitted.
Solution: update to Sequoia 15.6 (which comes with Safari 18.6) and it works.
This makes me think that UBO Lite wasnt possible without something Apple added in the latest version. Is this true? Did they finally add something to Safari allowing UBO Lite to finally be made? Is that why UBO Lite for Safari didnt exist until now?
it did work but there was some bugs that they were waiting on the update to fix for them.
Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#387Is there any reason people don't use Brave browser, when it seems it has great ad blocking built in and working great?
Safari is faster and uses less battery/power.
Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#388“Ubo isn’t supported in this version of safari” -iOS 18.5
so update it?
Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#389When I try to turn it on in Safari (iOS 18.5) I get: Unable To Load “uBlock Origin Lite”
so update it?
Re: uBlock Origin Lite now available for Safari
#390People should be way more upset at the fact that Safari adblocking today is still inferior to even MV3 Google Chrome. Apple's implementation of declarativeNetRequest was semi-broken until the very latest iOS 18.6. Apple can do the bare minimum, years after everyone else, and barely get called out. The Reality Distortion Field is the enemy. Also funny that other devs had the gall to make people pay (sometimes subscrip…
What’s the alternative? Using an Android phone with all of Google’s surveillance? A windows laptop with bad battery life, bloatware, and Microsoft’s increasingly bad dark pattern abuse? I feel like no matter what, consumers are screwed.
I have been extremely happy with GrapheneOS. The built-in browser includes ad blocking, although it is not as good as uBlock Origin.