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Is there a way to block images on certain websites on phone?
CupofTea
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Some websites have large images and I use the websites regularly to share the info on them with other parents.
When laptops were used more often, I remember installing something on Chrome so I could block certain images from loading.
Nowadays we tend to use phones more. Is there an app or something I can use which can block certain images so they don't ever load, from certain websites?
When laptops were used more often, I remember installing something on Chrome so I could block certain images from loading.
Nowadays we tend to use phones more. Is there an app or something I can use which can block certain images so they don't ever load, from certain websites?
Cup of Tea? :coffee:
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I use Blokada on my android phone.0
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There are various adblock apps you can download that filter adds globally on your device but personally I find they make your phone sluggish, not to mention the privacy issues due to fact that you basically give the app a list of every website you visit since all your traffic runs through their servers.
I personally find the easiest way is to just add an adblock extension to whatever browser you use on your PC/phone. I use uBlock Origin for Firefox/Chrome and it does the job.0 -
PRAISETHESUN said:I personally find the easiest way is to just add an adblock extension to whatever browser you use on your PC/phone. I use uBlock Origin for Firefox/Chrome and it does the job.1
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DoaM said:PRAISETHESUN said:I personally find the easiest way is to just add an adblock extension to whatever browser you use on your PC/phone. I use uBlock Origin for Firefox/Chrome and it does the job.1
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DoaM said:PRAISETHESUN said:I personally find the easiest way is to just add an adblock extension to whatever browser you use on your PC/phone. I use uBlock Origin for Firefox/Chrome and it does the job.
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wongataa said:DoaM said:PRAISETHESUN said:I personally find the easiest way is to just add an adblock extension to whatever browser you use on your PC/phone. I use uBlock Origin for Firefox/Chrome and it does the job.
I've installed Kiwi browser and yes - you can indeed install extensions. (I installed uBlock Origin and applied my MSE filters).0
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