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A new, faster ad blocker for Android, iOS, Chrome, and Opera

Try Adblock Fast:

• Android
  (Android 5.0 and up with Samsung Internet 4.0 and up)
• iOS (iOS
  9 and up on 64-bit devices, iPhone 5s and up and iPad mini 2 and up)
• Chrome
• Opera

Just as webpages grew bloated with ads, so too have ad blockers grown bloated
with little-used filtering rules and features that sap their speed and hog your
computer or device’s disk space, CPU cycles, and memory. Adblock Fast executes a
mere 7 optimized filtering rules to accelerate pages 8x more but consume 6x less
system resources than other ad blockers do.

Exactly how much faster, you ask, is Adblock Fast? Let’s crunch some
numbers.

1. Adblock Fast executes 7,000x fewer filtering rules per page.¹

• AdBlock: 49,002 rules
• Adblock Plus: 49,002 rules
• Adblock Fast: 7 rules

I.e., the app runs faster.

2. Adblock Fast consumes 7x fewer kilobytes of disk.²

• AdBlock: 843 KB
• Adblock Plus: 543 KB
• Adblock Fast: 97 KB

I.e., the app installs faster.

3. Adblock Fast accelerates page loading by 8x as many seconds.³

• No ad blocker: 3.17s (control)
• AdBlock: 2.84s (0.33s faster)
• Adblock Plus: 3.23s (0.06s slower)
• Adblock Fast: 2.10s (1.07s faster)

I.e., pages load faster.

4. Adblock Fast consumes a 3x lower percentage of CPU.⁴

• AdBlock: 19.4%
• Adblock Plus: 20.3%
• Adblock Fast: 6.6%

I.e., your computer or device runs faster.

5. Adblock Fast consumes 3x fewer megabytes of memory.⁵

• AdBlock: 162.5 MB
• Adblock Plus: 158.0 MB
• Adblock Fast: 58.5 MB

I.e., your computer or device runs faster still.

Benchmark notes

1. Rule counts were retrieved from
   EasyList and
   Adblock Fast’s ruleset on September 1st,
   2015.
2. Filesizes were retrieved from each browser extension’s listing in the
   Chrome Web Store on
   September 1st, 2015.
3. Load times were measured in the Chrome browser on September 1st, 2015 by (1)
   enabling each extension, (2) clearing the browser’s cache before each trial,
   (3) loading the homepage of each of
   Alexa’s top 10 news sites
   3 times, (4) recording the elapsed time shown by the
   browser’s developer tools
   when the load event fired, and (5) calculating the mean time for each
   extension.
4. CPU use was measured in the Chrome browser on September 1st, 2015 by (1)
   enabling each extension, (2) clearing the browser’s cache before each trial,
   (3) loading the homepage of each of
   Alexa’s top 10 news sites
   3 times, (4) recording the peak CPU percentage shown by the
   browser’s task manager,
   and (5) calculating the mean percentage for each extension.
5. Memory use was measured in the Chrome browser on September 1st, 2015 by (1)
   enabling each extension, (2) clearing the browser’s cache before each trial,
   (3) loading the homepage of each of
   Alexa’s top 10 news sites
   3 times, (4) recording the peak Memory size shown by the
   browser’s task manager,
   and (5) calculating the mean size for each extension.

See the
raw benchmark data.

Owner’s manual

Adblock Fast is so fast that even reading the manual takes no time flat. Here’s
everything you need to know.

In Android

Adblock Fast blocks ads in the Samsung Internet browser 4.0 and up (not in other
apps). To enable Adblock Fast to block in Samsung Internet:

1. press the Home button on your Android device,
2. tap the Internet app,
3. tap ⋮ (the toolbar button) > Extensions > Content blockers, then
4. toggle the Adblock Fast switch on.

To unblock ads, go to the Adblock Fast app.

In iOS

Adblock Fast blocks ads in the Safari browser (not in other apps). To enable
Adblock Fast to block in Safari:

1. press the Home button on your iPhone or iPad,
2. tap the Settings app,
3. tap Safari > (under _^GENERAL) Content
   Blockers, then
4. toggle the Adblock Fast switch on.

To unblock ads, go to the Adblock Fast app.

To see the effect of Adblock Fast on a particular page, you may have to clear
Safari’s cache (tap Settings > Safari > Clear History and Website
Data) before reloading the page.

In Chrome or Opera

Adblock Fast installs a button in your browser’s toolbar. The button indicates
the status of the site and page you’re on:

Ads are being blocked on the
site and ads were found on the page.

Ads are being blocked on the site,
but no ads were found on the page.

Ads aren’t being blocked
on the site, but ads were found on the page.

Ads aren’t being blocked on the
site and no ads were found on the page.

If Adblock Fast is interfering with the behavior of the page, you can click the
button to unblock ads. Your choice will be remembered whenever you return to the
site.

If you have any questions or comments, you can follow and message
us on Facebook or
on Twitter or can send us mail at
help@adblockfast.com.

Frequently asked questions

Who created Adblock Fast?

Adblock Fast was created and is maintained by
Rocketship, an award-winning app studio whose
mission is to design and develop the finest mobile and web experiences in the
universe.

What is Adblock Fast?

Adblock Fast is a new, faster ad blocker for mobile devices and desktop
browsers.

Where does Adblock Fast’s filtering ruleset come from?

Adblock Fast’s ruleset is derived from
EasyList and that of
Bluhell Firewall.

When will Adblock Fast be available on [insert platform here]?

Adblock Fast is available for Android 5.0 and up with Samsung Internet 4.0 and
up, for iOS 9 and up on 64-bit devices (iPhone 5s and up and iPad mini 2 and
up), and for the Chrome and Opera desktop browsers. Follow
us on Facebook or
on Twitter for news about additional platform
availability.

Why does Adblock Fast require [insert permission here] at install time?

Like all (functional) ad blockers, Adblock Fast prompts you for the permissions
required to block ad requests by intercepting your HTTP traffic and to hide ad
resources by injecting CSS into the pages you visit.

How does Adblock Fast make money?

We operate an (aforementioned) app studio that’s
bootstrapped and profitable. Yesterday, you probably didn’t know we existed.
Today, you do and, someday, perhaps you’ll be creating the next killer app and
will consider hiring us. (Hmm, maybe doing good work ought to replace
advertising!)

Contributing

Adblock Fast is open for pull-request business. Follow the steps below to get
started.

For Android

1. Fork this repository.

2. Navigate to your working directory of choice.

3. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/[insert username here]/adblockfast.git
   

4. Go to the Android Studio IDE.

5. Select the Open an existing Android Studio project item or go to
   File > Open… .

6. Under your working directory, select the android directory.

7. Go to Run > Run ‘app’.

8. To test after you make a change, go to Run > Stop ‘app’ then
   Run > Run ‘app’.

9. Push your changes.

10. Send us pull requests!

For iOS

1. Fork this repository.

2. Navigate to your working directory of choice.

3. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/[insert username here]/adblockfast.git
   

4. Go to the Xcode IDE.

5. Go to File > Open… .

6. Under your working directory, select the ios directory.

7. Go to Product > Run.

8. To test after you make a change, go to Product > Stop then
   Product > Run.

9. Push your changes.

10. Send us pull requests!

For Chrome

1. Fork this repository.

2. Navigate to your working directory of choice.

3. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/[insert username here]/adblockfast.git
   

4. Go to the Chrome browser.

5. Go to Window > Extensions.

6. Toggle the Developer mode switch on then press the Load unpacked
   button.

7. Under your working and the opera directories, select the chrome
   directory.

8. To test after you make a change, under the extension listing, press the
   reload button.

9. Push your changes.

10. Send us pull requests!

For Opera

1. Fork this repository.

2. Navigate to your working directory of choice.

3. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/[insert username here]/adblockfast.git
   

4. Go to the Opera browser.

5. Go to View > Show Extensions.

6. Press the Developer Mode then Load Unpacked Extension… buttons.

7. Under your working directory, select the opera directory.

8. To test after you make a change, under the extension listing, press the
   Reload button.

9. Push your changes.

10. Send us pull requests!

License

Copyright 2015–2019 Rocketship Apps, LLC

This program is free software, excluding the brand features and third-party
portions of the program identified in the Exceptions below: you
can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more
details.

Additional permissions for App Store submission

Provided that you are otherwise in compliance with version 3 or a later version
of the GNU General Public License for each covered work that you convey
(including, without limitation, making the Corresponding Source available in
compliance with section 6 of the License), you are also granted the permission
to convey, through Apple’s App Store, non-source executable versions of this
program as incorporated into each applicable covered work as executable versions
only under
version 2.0 of the Mozilla Public License.

Exceptions

The Adblock Fast and Rocketship logos, trademarks, domain names, and other brand
features used in this program cannot be reused without permission and no license
is granted thereto.

Further, the following third-party portions of the program and any use thereof
are subject to their own license terms:

• Hudson NY
• Avenir Next