It blocks ads, tracking scripts, social share buttons, pop-ups, and other annoyances from websites you visit. These things all waste mobile data, compromise privacy, and slow down web browsing.




Roadblock is described as 'Content blocker for Safari and iOS 9' and is a Ad Blocker in the web browsers category. There are more than 50 alternatives to Roadblock for a variety of platforms, including Google Chrome, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Windows apps. The best Roadblock alternative is uBlock Origin, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Roadblock are NextDNS, Adblock Plus, AdGuard and SponsorBlock.
It blocks ads, tracking scripts, social share buttons, pop-ups, and other annoyances from websites you visit. These things all waste mobile data, compromise privacy, and slow down web browsing.




Change the way you experience the web and stand up for what you believe in: Block ads and online trackers for much cleaner and private browsing. Let just a few ads appear on every site - and the ads will also sponsor the charity you choose to support.




Just as webpages grew bloated with ads, so too have ad blockers grown bloated with little-used filtering rules and features that sap their speed and hog your computer or device’s disk space, CPU cycles, and memory.

Facebook AdBlock for Chrome enhances your user experience. Your Facebook user experience is not interrupted by companies trying to sell you things or make you install useless games.




Trace is an open source web extension which has been built from the ground up to be an easy privacy toolkit for the browser.




OptMeowt ("Opt Me Out") is a browser extension for sending Do Not Sell signals to websites per the Global Privacy Control draft spec.




Guard your browser against CSS Exfil attacks!
CSS Exfil is a method attackers can use to steal data from web pages using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This plugin sanitizes and blocks any CSS rules which may be designed to steal data.

A free analysis tool to check if a website is disguising third-party trackers as first-party trackers.



