Wipr 4+

I will be honest. This is like any other adblocker in the App Store. The big difference is Wipr Extra feature which gets rid off stubborn ads on social media platforms like the bird site or the alien site if you know what I mean. It's the only thing that blocks them consistently but it's easy to overlook so make sure to enable Wipr Extra on all websites for all your profiles to see this in action under Settings.

This is also a great content blocker in general compared to the others because you will run into far fewer false positives and it is not conflicting with other extensions like some other blockers do. It also doesn't come with any of the VPN/DNS bloatware which again causes conflicts. Just a simple content blocker on the surface but extremely potent in the background. This is a must-have on Safari for iOS.

Wipr Is the most effective and trouble free ad blocker I've ever used. It also blocks other annoying things such as cookie announcements. In many cases, it's not detected as an ad blocker, so you can often visit a site without having to turn it off. It will make your web browsing faster and more secure.

One of the features I like best is that it requires no configuration. You install it and that's it. It just works and automatically updates in the background. If you need full access to a site, including ads, it's very easy to turn off in Safari. The developer accepts feedback, which clearly shows in the product. I've tested Wipr with a variety ad block test websites and it always scores 100%.

When you use Wipr with Safari's "hide ip" and "block crossite tracking," you will have a very secure web browsing experience. Turn on "Private Relay" (a free Apple proxy server) to add an additional layer. On a public network, use a VPN to encrypt all your network traffic. Wipr works flawlessly with all of these.

I just wish it was available for Windows as well. Great product and absolutely worth the purchase price.

I am incredibly pleased with this App. Only hiccup I encountered was trying to turn it on after downloading. It took some investigating but I figured it out.

For an IPhone you may encounter this issue where toggle to turn on Wipr is greyed out.

If so go to screen time settings and restrictions- content restrictions- and change internet content filter to unrestricted access.

Then you will be able to turn on toggles to authorize Wipr.

Afterwards you can go back into screen time settings and content restrictions and turn back on your desired content filter for browsing. Hope this is helpful.

Final note, I was using Norton Ad Blocker prior to this and I found theirs annoying that it still displayed empty screen space where ads were but just didn’t show content. Seemed to limit loading speed of images. I love Wipr in comparison. Not wasting time loading empty squares on your screen. Browsing is much quicker. And I have terrible service reception where I live.