[trenchpilgrim]

We already have Wipr 2 (https://kaylees.site/wipr2.html) on the App store which is a pretty dang great ad blocker and well worth the price.

[nottorp]

Is it better than Wipr 1? Because I paid for that one and it's kinda ... unsatisfactory.

Edit: at least compared to full uBlock Origin on desktop Firefox. No idea how good or bad are the other mobile solutions.

Most of the time i solve my mobile ad blocking needs by ... not browsing on mobile.

[latexr]

Yes. I used to use Wipr 1 and also found it underwhelming, eventually settling on 1Blocker. Eventually I decided to give Wipr 2 a shot and it’s much improved.

It also now allows blocking even outside of Safari. Though that requires iOS/macOS 26, which I have no intention of installing any time soon, so can’t speak for how effective that is.

https://kaylees.site/wipr-filtr.html

[rckt]

I've been using Wipr for a long time. Both on iOS and macOS and it works perfectly. I don't see any ads. When I happen to use or see other people's devices I'm amazed by the amount of ads on the screen.

[Synaesthesia]

Adguard works well and is free. I did pay for Wipr 1 but now switched to Adguard.

[Mistletoe]

Yeah AdGuard seems to work great for me. Any reason to switch to unlock Origin Lite?

[Synaesthesia]

As someone who is using AdGuard on Safari and uBlock origin on Firefox, no. Both equally good IMO. I'm not seeing any ads!

[Mistletoe]

*uBlock

[404mm]

Doesn’t look like it supports Family Sharing, is that right?

[trenchpilgrim]

I'm not sure I know what that is. It's a single purchase for a lifetime multi device license.

[jjice]

I use both Wipr 2 and Adguard Pro. $15 total and well worth it. Adguard is mostly just to run custom rules for blocking elements.