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this is a Safari message to disable its advanced filtering protection, which can slow down sites.
The developer of StopTheMadness suggests to disable it completely in Safari settings:
Yes, but that’s a special case and related to how the ads are served from the same servers as video content.
AdGuard will block banners, splash screens etc in apps as any other DNS service and not as stated generally not work in apps.
It blocks ads on phones inside apps if you use DNS ad blocking.
All I see is Rob Gonsalves, his artstyle looks very similar.
Are they even talking about vaping dry herbs or thc e-cigarettes?
Arctic, Avelon, Mlem.
My favorites for iOS are all Swift apps:
I am also using Enpass since a decade or so and never had the urge to switch to another provider. Everything works, you got all the features (TOTP, pawned password auto-checks, native apps and autofill, storage of other things than passwords; …) and pricing is still very reasonable.
It can be fully used offline too (with WiFi sync) or with any local storage or online cloud option.
I bought it one time back then but still pay the small subscription fee since I don’t want Enpass to go away.
AdGuard (DNS) is available on any platform, you can even set up your router to use AdGuard.