I Block Ads - The Genius Ad Blocker

I Block Ads (FREE for a limited time !) is the most powerful and clever ad blocker, designed to work with Safari web browser on iOS 9.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Utilities	Free	Alexandros Roussos	iPhone, iPad, iPod

It's very easy to install and then you may just forget it.

More importantly, forget annoying ads while you're surfing on a purified and blazing fast web.

Features :
- Very easy to install, with in-app instructions provided to enable it
- A very exhaustive blacklist that will block most of the ads on the web
- An option to reset the Content Blocker identifiers.

I Block Ads will become more and more powerful and stop most of advertising as we progressively improve our ad sources blacklist and bring more features.

Compatibility notice : I Block Ads takes advantage of iOS 9's cool new feature allowing third party content blockers on Safari, and also widely uses the 64 bits abilities of your iPhone or iPad to keep your device performing well. For those reasons, your device must support a 64 bits architecture (iPhone 5S or higher, iPad Air/iPad mini 2 or higher/iPad Pro) and have Apple's latest iOS 9 operating system.

Reviews

Still getting ads on iPhone SE.
kahlaa

Can’t get developer site to load to ask why or if there is something extra I need to do - will give a few more days.

5 stars for no ads
Zachary_Morris

Tested this out and for sure gave it 5 stars.

Works Great!
Mateo Sanchez9

Cool it works like a charm

iPhone Must have
Tyler Torres7

Basic ad blocker that is a no brainer and must have on your iPhone.

Best Browsing
Lincoln Rivera

My web browsing experience has changed dramatically.

It works great
Sawyer Bailey

Was skeptical but it actually works great. No problem yet

Doesn't block most ads including Google's search ads
AppNightDay

Doesn't block Google search ads and other spammy ads

Terrific app
Kayden Rivera

Love that I no longer have to deal with ads.

no change but major bug
sgrandin

Didn't see any difference on Yahoo home page, up top or among the sponsored news items. But this does kill the home page's drop down menu (upper left), which is a major bug.