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11 postsStarted 2016-09-11Latest 2020-03-30
#1Opening post · Post 1 of 11
specifically galaxy s6 starting to use chrome way more - which adblocker do you all use with chrome? and/ or recommend another browser with ad blocker combo that works well. not rooted (thanks) rec's please
#2Reply · Post 2 of 11
Re: chrome for android Google has clamped down pretty hard on adblockers which is why there aren't any real non-rooted options out there. They even started removing apps from the app store so many of them listed there are not as useful (granted I haven't tried any in some time now). But you can still give the legendary ABP a go and see if it works out for you https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.adblockplus.browser
#3Reply · Post 3 of 11
Re: chrome for android I just read that if you use Firefox for Android you can install uBlock Origin which is the adblocker I use on desktop.
#4Reply · Post 4 of 11
Re: chrome for android firefox for android is a major ram hog tho? (just from people comments?)
#5Reply · Post 5 of 11
Re: chrome for android
Kamal wrote: View quoted post ↗
Google has clamped down pretty hard on adblockers which is why there aren't any real non-rooted options out there. They even started removing apps from the app store so many of them listed there are not as useful (granted I haven't tried any in some time now). But you can still give the legendary ABP a go and see if it works out for you https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.adblockplus.browser
are you you rooted? i'm guessing you are.. if not what broweser/adblocker do you use?
#6Reply · Post 6 of 11
Re: chrome for android Anyone tried Brave ??
#7Reply · Post 7 of 11
Re: chrome for android this thread is a coupla years old. yes I use brave. its what ive used eve since this thread went no where. Brave has an in-bulit adblocker which is fantastic. big down side is that it has no 'go back' button. (it was hard to get used to initially - now i dont notice as much) but the history button is easy to use but you can bookmark same as always not perfect - but my 'go to' for some time now lmk if you find something better!
#8Reply · Post 8 of 11
Re: chrome for android I can't seem to get the add blocker to work :( I have a back button Ok just tried again and the adds are blocked :) It is so fast. !!
#9Reply · Post 9 of 11
Re: chrome for android Hi D, hope you are well. I just found out that brave was not auto updating for me. (it started to crash unexpectedly and often) I had to copy bookmarks, then uninstall, reinstall and it. Now its hunky dory again. (altho they changed all the features to the bottom) Just FYI
#10Reply · Post 10 of 11
Re: chrome for android so when do we get our own ad flavored Linux distro? im tellin ya... if you dont get into old school youdve missed it.... we should soon tho, am I positive?... lots of ppl tryin to war beef to take us from us! we need these ppl to make one for us! http://www.linuxdistro.com :p
#11Reply · Post 11 of 11
Re: chrome for android
Huggie Smiles wrote: View quoted post ↗
Hi D, hope you are well. I just found out that brave was not auto updating for me. (it started to crash unexpectedly and often) I had to copy bookmarks, then uninstall, reinstall and it. Now its hunky dory again. (altho they changed all the features to the bottom) Just FYI
Just saw this ! Keep downloading Brave but end up junking again . It keeps doing things I don't want done :) And I'm not sure I believe some of their claims. Don't ask me now what they were. I only remember after I have downloaded it :) I may have to give it a try. I have an iMac , a Macbook air and a Macbook Pro they are all 2011 but all quite healthy . Sierra is really as far as I can go without losing some functionality. Point being Apple aren't supporting iTunes or Safari past here :( So need a new browser. :( And desperately need an iTunes alternative. !! I have 417gb stored on that steaming heap that is iTunes. There has got to be a better way :)
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