Firefox app supports ublock origin and other extensions which works even when opening the links in the app. I have been using it for more than year now and I don't see any ads when opening links in app.
this post was submitted on 30 Jul 2023
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Maybe your best bet is to have links open in your web browser, instead of directly in app, assuming that's is an option in the settings (RIF allowed this for instance).
Have you tried setting up a PiHole on your home network? While I don't use Voyager, most display ads do not show in the WebView for the app that I'm using to browse Lemmy due to being blocked by my PiHole.
You can also use NextDNS.io without any self-hosting required. I switched to NextDNS because it keeps working on my iPhone even when I’m outside my home network
Adguard dns is also a nice option, it you don't want to do any config yourself
Right, another good option (and easier) for OP who may not have hardware laying around to leverage for a PiHole.
Using on mobile, I'm typically...mobile so that's not an option most of the time. Also PiHole can break sites that require ads to view, and my spouse uses a lot of those sites for her job on a work computer, that can't use extensions to bypass.
As Robolemmy stated, you can set your mobile device to use a specific DNS server that has ad blocking built into it, that way only your device/client is affected and not the whole network. That and it travels with you when you switch to mobile data.
Set your DNS to dns.adguard.com. It's life-changing.
But know that Adguard will see all of your domain lookups, so that could be a no-go for some.
Never heard of this, but trying it out now and it does seem super helpful. I believe their public DNS is actually dns.adguard-dns.com
I was just about to disagree with you, but apparently they've changed it. It used to be dns.adguard.com, but now it's dns.adguard-dns.com