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I've always used chrome but started using opera because it has a built in ad blocker as well as some other cool features. So far it's been a slay :gaycat1:. Using atrl in mobile with no ads is game changer.

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Brave, also because of the adblocking 

Does Opera also block pop-up ads on websites outside of atrl? I'm so tired of pop ups on Safari and I have it set to block pop-ups ads but it's a joke and doesn't do it at all :rip:

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1 minute ago, Lethal said:

Does Opera also block pop-up ads on websites outside of atrl? I'm so tired of pop ups on Safari and I have it set to block pop-ups ads but it's a joke and doesn't do it at all :rip:

I just started using Opera so idk how well it works on other site but no ads whatsoever on ATRL :clap3:

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    Brave 

     

    it's the best! Especially cuz I watch a lot of YouTube videos and it blocks the ads

    Vivaldi.

    Safari with a third party ad blocker. I've literally never seen an ad on ATRL :giraffe:

    Firefox. May try Brave soon.

    safari

     

    but also aloha for......other reasons

    Opera. Ad blocker and dark mode on any page, a win for my eyes.

    Chrome 

    GODpera. ZERO ads. 

     

    I always laugh at ATRLers who say their screens are full of ads :toofunny3:.

     

    Girl, use another browser... :skull:.

    Firefox, almost exclusively. I used to randomly use Opera way back when. Google Chrome is the secondary browser I use nowadays.

    Chrome beta but I have adguard for the ads :gaycat2: I turned it off for something one day and came here and it looked disgusting tbh :dancehall2:

    Chrome

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