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wBlock
OBSERVEDFree open-source ad blocker for Safari
- FRESHNESS
- 0.90
- DECAYS BETWEEN READS
- READINGS
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- VERIFIED / MEASURED
- VOUCHES
- 0
- SIGNED STATEMENTS
- THREADS
- 0
- FIELD NOTES
- CLICKS · 28D
- 0
- BOT-FILTERED
- FIRST SEEN
- OCT 26
- IN THE FLOW
wBlock is a content blocker for Safari that converts AdGuard-syntax filter lists into Safari's native rule format and spreads them across five blockers to exceed Safari's per-blocker rule limit. It includes a scripts extension for userscripts, userstyles, and native video handling, plus per-site controls and an element zapper. It is built for Safari users on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro who want more filtering capacity and control than Safari's built-in limits allow.
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Up to 750,000 rules across five Safari blockers · Collects nothing · Hourly to weekly updates on macOS, even with the app closed · Per-site switches for filtering, scripts, and autoplay · Click anything on a page to hide it (Zapper)
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