SUBLO
Hide unwanted sites and ads without leaving Safari
What it does
SUBLO adds a Hide button to Google, Yahoo! JAPAN, Bing, and DuckDuckGo results in Safari. Block a domain once to keep it out of future searches, remove supported site ads, and explore a community-powered Block Rank.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Utilities Developer Takahiro Aminaga Size 8.7 MB iPhone, iPad AD BLOCKERS ARE OLD NEWS. Block the whole unwanted site—and keep using Safari. SUBLO adds a Hide button to supported search results and removes advertising from websites opened in Safari. Hide a domain once and SUBLO keeps it out of future results. There is no replacement browser, no account, and no change to the way you search. HIDE IT IN THREE STEPS 1. Search with Google, Yahoo! JAPAN, Bing, or DuckDuckGo in Safari. 2. Tap Hide beside an unwanted result. 3. Confirm. The domain disappears from future supported results. Not just ads. Block sites that are packed…from apps.apple.com
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