Recent Articles About Ad Blockers

1Blocker is a tool built exclusively for iOS, macOS, and Safari that delivers powerful protection against ads, trackers, and cookies, as well as useful controls for parents.

I tested the most popular ad blocker extensions for Chrome. Here are the best Chrome ad blockers and how they addressed the Manifest v3 update.

After testing uBlock Origin, we learned it performed as promised and is an effective content blocker.

AdLock is a free browser extension that blocks ads and gives you a pleasant browsing experience without selling your data.

We tested every ad blocker we could find on Mac and Safari — here are the five that came out on top.

Our testing proves that Ghostery can block spooky ads, but is it effective against trackers?

Tired of unwanted ads? My Total Adblock review provides in-depth details on how Total Adblock works, what features it includes, and how it holds up during tests. Learn whether its paid version is worth the cost.

Want to block more embedded ads, pop-ups, and trackers than Microsoft Edge's built-in ad blocker can? We recommend Total Adblock, Surfshark, and NordVPN Threat Protection. Here's why.

Tired of Twitch ads and need to get around the Twitch purple screen error? Here's our tested workaround for blocking ads while streaming Twitch.

If you’re exhausted by annoying ads while you’re online, you may need an ad blocker. In this article, we’ll go over AdGuard and how it performs against those intrusive pop-up ads.

Browsing the internet can be a clutter-filled and even dangerous experience, but Adblock Plus is trying to change all that with its free service.

With this guide, you will learn how to successfully remove or block ads from Twitch.

Do you love listening to free music on Spotify, but hate hearing ads? Explore your options for blocking ads — without paying for ad-free Spotify.

Ad blockers can help you avoid unwanted distractions while browsing the web. See how they can help you.

The saying goes that there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Because it’s a free service, many people think Yahoo Mail automatically comes with those pop-up ads by default. Luckily, that doesn’t have to be the case.

Are you over YouTube ads? Here are a couple of ways to block those commercials no matter the device or web browser you use.

If you love watching Hulu but hate all the annoying ads, there are ways around it. You can have your streaming service and watch it ad-free.

Facebook ads are out of control. So if you're annoyed with all the ads you see when scrolling through your newsfeed, there are ways to block Facebook ads. Learn how here.