Open Source Android Ad Blockers

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Block This 3.1 is a free and open source ad blocker for Android that works in all apps and browsers! It provides the additional benefits of malware protection, increased browsing speed and reduction of mobile data traffic. Block all in-app and browser advertisements, including video and audio ads, popup ads, banners, tracking cookies. Block This takes care about your security with its antivirus features! We've included a large list of common malware distributors to keep you safe from viruses. According to our average estimates, by blocking all of the ads on your Android phone, you can save up to 35% of your data plan. Bypass your internet provider censorship and access parts of the web that were previously inaccessible for you. Block This is also Open source, which means that anyone can look at, read and suggest improvements to the code base. If you are a developer you can contribute by creating a pull request to our GitHub repository.

Tired of seeing ads pop up on your Android device? You can take them all away with AdAway! AdAway is an open source ad blocker for Android that uses the hosts file and local vpn. It effectively keeps pesky ads at bay so you can continue using your Android device uninterrupted by constant ads. AdAway gives you the option to add custom sources of host files. It also lets you add custom rules for your whitelist, blocklist and rules for redirects, so your ad blocking is not just generic, but tailored specifically how you want it. AdAway is currently being used by dozens of Android users worldwide.

Blokada is the popular ad blocker and privacy app for Android and iOS. It's being supported and actively developed by the amazing open-source community. Our modern solution for mobile content blocking. Protect multiple devices from ads and tracking, and manage your preferences in one place. Enjoy zero battery drain, no noticeable slowdowns, and highly reliable adblocking. If you want to efficiently block ads, trackers, malware, save on your data plan, speed up your device and protect your privacy with just one application, then Blokada is for you. It is free, secure and open source. For ultimate privacy protection, upgrade to Blokada Plus and connect through our VPN. Available in both Blokada 6 and Blokada 5. We use WireGuard®, the most advanced VPN protocol, to encrypt your network activity and hide your IP address.

This is a DNS-based host blocker for Android. In the default configuration, several widely-respected host files are used to block ads, malware, and other weird stuff. On the first start, you must manually update the hosts files (using the refresh button) before the service can work correctly (issue #1); and you must also update the hosts files yourself regularly for now. Items in the hosts and DNS servers lists can be moved around and removed) of the list using standard RecyclerView interactions (long press makes the entry movable, swipe to either side removes it). For hosts, a later entry overrides a previous entry; for DNS servers, the first server is preferred. There's also no validation of input, so DNS servers that are not valid IPv4 addresses are not rejected, neither are URLs for DNS server entries (we intend to support URLs in the future, so you can point the app to a remote list of servers).