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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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I don't have a good ad blocker for you other than AdAway. It won't block YouTube ads on an unrooted phone, but it can on a rooted one. You can try in-browser mobile YouTube with Firefox + uBlock, but I would suggest switching away from the native YouTube app and getting NewPipe with SponsorBlock from F-Droid.
https://github.com/polymorphicshade/NewPipe
EDIT: Corrected link to current NewPipe.
Thank you for your response. I'll check it out
Highly recommended. You can even export your subscriptions from YouTube and import them into NewPipe. But that's for another thread. I use NewPipe almost exclusively now, having YouTube links pull up in NewPipe. No ads. And with SponsorBlock, you can skip the in-video ads (with community-driven data). Not to mention, you can also stream music from Bandcamp, and it supports PeerTube, etc, as well.
Isn't that repo outdated? I use this
You're correct. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. Fixed the link.
It actually has VPN mode which also works without root
They're saying it doesn't work to block ads on YouTube and I can confirm that they're correct.
That's the only method for it to work on unrooted phones.
Yes, but it works
You could also use a custom DNS like NextDNS on Android 10+, but it's not as private as adaway
You need to add an Xposed module for it to block ads on YouTube though, requiring root. AdAway VPN mode on unrooted phones won't block YouTube ads. I just triple checked and tried it again to make sure I wasn't talking out of my ass.
Ohh. That's what you mean
Yeah just use ReVanced