The wall, in your browser.
Chrome, Edge, Opera and Firefox. Meant to be free, with no account.
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Illustration: a made-up newspaper and made-up ads.
The same wall, in your browser.
Checked inside the browser. Your browsing isn't sent to AshtaLok.
The same levels
Light, Balanced or Strict, as in the Android app.
Lists built in
EasyList, EasyPrivacy and your language's list, carried inside the extension.
Tracking codes off links
utm_source, gclid and fbclid, at Balanced and Strict.
Hide anything you point at
Remembered on that site.
Empty ad spaces hidden
The gap goes with the ad.
This week, counted
Ads, trackers or nags, by day. In Chrome, Edge and Opera.
Rules shared with the app
Your rules save to the Android app's own encrypted settings file.
Settings that stay in your browser.
The extension's settings page in Chrome.
Supported browsers.
One build for Chrome, Edge, Opera and Brave. Its own build for Firefox.
Neither build is in an extension store yet. The download page will link to them.
Extension, or app?
Browser extension
- The browser it's installed in
- Light to Strict
- Lists built in
- Built and tested
Android app
- Every app on the phone
- Light to Strict
- Your own lists and rules, private browser, password manager
- Final testing
Using a computer for more than the browser? A Windows app is in testing.
Straight answers.
Does it work in Safari?
No. Safari isn't supported.
Can I install it now?
Not yet. It isn't in any extension store. The download page will link to it once it is.
Does it block every ad?
No blocker does. It blocks requests to the ad and tracker servers on its lists.
Does it block phishing sites?
Yes, at every level. The extension downloads PhishTank’s list of verified phishing pages itself, at most once a day, and blocks those sites even on a site you’ve paused. Services many people share, such as Google Docs or Dropbox links, are never blocked as a whole. Checked in Chrome.