Works great for me! Having ability to select sites I want to see ads for sales/ promotions, and ability to decide which sites those are, AND to access that site when I want; I.E.: my phone service carrier website needs to be in my "Whitelist" to access when I want... Keep that in mind if AdBlock is on, without enabling "Allow Non-Intrusive Ads", as you may be unable to access a site. That's how I discovered my phone carrier was blocked. Simply go into AdBlock's Settings and add any websites you need to access &/or want ads if not accessible at 1st. It does a really good job keeping other ads from appearing while accessing/ reading in other apps which used to constantly annoy me!

New version installed and now ads that were being blocked are now getting through without problem. Went through the setup and the ads are showing. iOS upgrade failure.

The OS X version for Safari works like a champ and I love it. This mobile version? Ah, not so much—and I’ll tell you why: the “Allow some non-intrusive advertising” option is *not* an option on the mobile version. Neither is there the option for custom filters. This has just grated my nerves for the nth time since I installed it. In the OS X version I leave that “allow” option unchecked because apparently “non-intrusive” is a somewhat subjective term. For example I just browsed a news site which was nice and clean on my Macbook, I go outside and load the same page to continue reading/viewing on my iPhone 6. The page loads and—blammo—up comes the worst kind of intrusive ad, one that covers the entire article with no obvious way to close it except for a teeny tiny X in the corner which is difficult to click without clicking the ad itself. To make matters worse AdBlock then proceeds to block the video I wanted to continue watching. So, it blocked the actual news content, but let an in-my-face, loudmouth, show-stopping advert right on through. This happens entirely too often. If you guys want your mobile product to succeed, I recommend you build in the same options as the desktop version. It appears some cheeseball advertisers are getting around the less stringent filtering of the mobile build.

I use Edge as my default browser and this significantly reduces redirects while I’m browsing. I noticed only because I started encountering redirects seemingly randomly again in Edge. I then realized that iOS had offloaded this app. I reinstalled it and the redirects were reduced again. Very impressed. I’ve always appreciated this particular developer and the app and extensions that they create for adblocking. It’s one of the the first things I look for and install whenever I download a new browser or get a new device.