| ▲ | anon7000 4 hours ago | |
I think Wipr is also very trustworthy. It’s developed by an indie dev who’s responsive over email, and gives you a lot for free. And it has a $5/yr subscription (or one time payment) that unlocks system-wide ad blocking, not just in web views. I’ve found it to work exceptionally well after trying other free adblockers. | ||
| ▲ | armadyl an hour ago | parent [-] | |
Yeah my comment wasn't me trying to say they weren't trustworthy, I've actually purchased both AdGuard and Wipr but I stick with AdGuard since I felt like it was better. And the dev of Wipr seems to be transparent for sure. However of the three I trust AdGuard the least, for no objective reasons. | ||