Users could individually toggle over 7,000 built-in rules for ads, trackers, social widgets, and comments.
In late 2019, the app transitioned to a subscription-based model to fund regular cloud-based filter updates. 1Blocker 1.2.5
It operated entirely locally on the device without processing user data through external servers. Legacy and Evolution Users could individually toggle over 7,000 built-in rules
This version supported syncing custom rules and whitelists across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, ensuring a consistent browsing experience. Users could individually toggle over 7
refers to a historical version of the popular ad and content blocking application developed by Salavat Khanov for the Apple ecosystem. Released in early 2016, this specific iteration was part of the app's foundational phase on iOS and its expansion to macOS. Overview of Version 1.2.5