Ad blocking options for Safari users
Firefox users enjoy a broad ecosystem of ad- and pop-up blockers, but Safari’s extension catalog is more limited. For people who prefer Apple’s browser, Safari AdBlock is a straightforward option that covers most basic needs.
What it offers
- Simple installation — ready to run immediately after adding it to Safari.
- A choice between basic and advanced configurations for different user preferences.
- A convenient toolbar control that lets you change settings without opening system-level preferences.
- Lightweight functionality focused on removing ads and pop-ups with minimal fuss.
Limitations to be aware of
Safari AdBlock works well for general ad blocking, but it does not display a list of individual sites that were blocked. Users who want per-site visibility or detailed blocking logs may find this shortcoming important.
Installing and adjusting settings
Installation requires no special setup: add the extension and it begins filtering content right away. If you do want to tweak advanced options, use the toolbar button Safari AdBlock places in the browser — there’s no need to dig through System Preferences to change its behavior.
Recent fixes and tweaks
- Minor bug fixes (credits: famlam, wormboy.d)
- Improvements to resourceblock.html and related minor adjustments
Technical
Title
Safari AdBlock
Requirements
- Mac
Language
No language has been specified.
Available languages
License
- Free
Latest update
2018-09-21
Author
AdBlock
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