Recent Articles About Ad Blockers

uBlock Origin was one of the best free ad blockers until Google removed it from the Chrome Web Store in favor of trackers. We tested to see if the Lite version is better.

Chrome notifications can be annoying, so we tested these step-by-step methods to disable them on all your devices.

Pie Adblock claims to block ads and pay you for the ads you do choose to watch, but is it legit? We tested the free ad blocker to see if it’s safe. Here’s what we found.

Google’s Manifest V3 update requires tracking allowances, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy the ad-blocking capabilities you love from uBlock Origin Lite.

Blocking Crunchyroll ads isn’t easy. We tested blocking ads on the Crunchyroll app, desktop, and mobile to find the best way to get a clean, ad-free experience. Here’s how.

Tired of YouTube ads? We are. YouTube has more unskippable ads lately, so we’ve created a list of the top 8 ways to block and avoid these ads on your mobile devices.

We tested how to manage Google pop-ups on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android to bring you the most up-to-date ways to customize your Chrome browser experience.

Temu has a huge marketing budget to push endless ads out to you on all your devices, but you can learn how to block unwanted ads and protect your privacy at the same time.

Netflix’s ad-supported tier is cheaper than its two other plans, but we can show you how to block ads on the platform without having to do any crazy configurations or download sketchy software.

There are 850+ million Snapchat users, and Snapchat ads run on a lot of harvested data. Learn how to disable or block Snapchat ads from your Chat feed.

There are alternatives to Ghostery that provide more security, better features, and even increased functionality, so you get the most out of your ad-blocking software.

If Adblock Plus isn’t right for you, there are multiple alternatives you can choose from. These alternatives are better at blocking ads and trackers, and helping you bypass paywalls.