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I can't really answer that question, but you can always get rid of them manually. As I've said in a previous post, the mobile market is just lacking privacy options in general.

What? I'm saying don't use the browser because of the shady actions by the company. There is plenty of other browsers out there. Look at what community you're in bud.

Fair enough.

I agree completely but most good browsers will automatically filter that stuff out. (Extensions like ClearURL are completely obsolete)

I can't really comment on this claim but I posted this under the assumption that most people in this community care about their privacy, not about politics.

I am aware of this, the mobile market is severely lacking in the privacy department in general.

As I stated in a previous post, if you are using an iPhone you've basically given up on having privacy. For ad blockers you could use AdGuard and Safari, it's better than nothing. You could also use something like Mullvad VPN, it has DNS ad blocking.

You can always use something like AdNauseam to give website owners ad revenue and still block ads.

Personally I can't say anything about Vivaldi, but it's proprietary and owned by people who used to work for Opera.

their product works, I use it

Google Chrome also works. This is the privacy community, I expect most people here don't mind fiddling around with settings to increase their privacy.

I've had no instability issues with Librewolf in my time using it. However, how can you be both an insufferable Linux nerd and someone who uses Apple products? And when it comes to Android, you should be able to just install uBlock Origin or a system-wide ad blocker like AdGuard.