[dr0verride]

Thanks for mentioning this. I had no idea Firefox Mobile supported add-ons even though I've been using it for a year.

[StavrosK]

Yeah, just browse to the addon page (e.g. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin...) and click "add to Firefox", it works as usual. Not on iOS, though, since Apple doesn't allow real third-party browsers.

[ronjouch]

iOS / Safari / Content Blockers are not as full-featured as Android / Mobile Firefox / uBlock Origin, but I'm quite content with https://1blocker.com/ , it provides several lists (with a less stringent limit than the crippled webRequest API discussed here) of rules to pick from, and the possibility to create your own rules through a Safari extension.

[warp]

Apple does allow real third-party ad blockers though.

[saagarjha]

Depending on your opinion of content blockers, not on iOS.

[msbarnett]

The content blocking API it allows on iOS is significantly less restrictive than Chrome’s proposal

[sudo_rm]

I think add-ons only work on Android though, not iOS.

[lstamour]

iOS has native Content Blockers though, so it’s not as bad, and actually quite battery-efficient!

[ce4]

there's lots of gold. eg the "oldreddit redirect", or "background video playback" addon is also nice. kind of a YouTube premium ersatz :)