So far, the only one I've found useful is Apollo. It opens Reddit links in the Apollo app automatically.
I'm curious what you're all using!
I'm curious what you're all using!
Do you use AdBlock Pro as well?I agree Taz! You never know what’s running in the background.
Yes! Hard to tell what someone is tracking!Do you use AdBlock Pro as well?
Which websites has Noir been most effective on? I’d buy it in a heartbeat if I know it works.I'm also curious to know what others are using and find useful.
For me, I use Noir, Apollo and Wipr.
Noir makes any webpage render in dark mode. Developer is very responsive and updates the app often to fix any webpage issues, which are rare. It's working well beyond my expectations for this type of app.
Wipr is a speedy, lightweight ad blocker with a script extension to block YT ads in Safari.
NYTimes, Google Search, TechCrunch... Basically any site that doesn't have dark mode. I haven't experienced a website that it hasn't worked on. A month ago there was a small issue with apple.com where one of the expand buttons on their mobile site didn't display. I reported it and it was fixed in a few days with an app update.Which websites has Noir been most effective on? I’d buy it in a heartbeat if I know it works.
I use AdGuard Pro from way back when content filters came out on iOS. It’s served me well so I don’t see myself switching to Wipr, but I’ve heard good things.
Thanks! I downloaded Super Agent and Unsmartifier. Good stuff.I like
- 1Password
- Noir
- Overamped
- Super Agent for Safari
- Unsmartifier
I’ve tried to think of websites that I frequent that don’t have a dark mode and I couldn’t think of any. I’m gonna pass on this one for now, but I’ll keep it in mind in case something changes. Thanks!NYTimes, Google Search, TechCrunch... Basically any site that doesn't have dark mode. I haven't experienced a website that it hasn't worked on. A month ago there was a small issue with apple.com where one of the expand buttons on their mobile site didn't display. I reported it and it was fixed in a few days with an app update.
Best part is it ignores websites that natively supports dark mode and whitelist any website you want. If browsing the web in dark mode all the time is something you want, this is the app to get.
It’s something I always install for people when setting up their computers and/or phones. uBlock Origin on PC and AdGuard on iOS.Yes! Hard to tell what someone is tracking!