Ad Cleanser 作者： Ad Cleanse

Ad Cleanser gives you quieter pages and a new tab worth landing on. Ads are
filtered out before a page finishes drawing, so you get straight to what you came
for instead of watching boxes load and collapse. When a site is one you want to
support, you can let it through in a single click.

WHAT AD CLEANSER DOES

Ad Cleanser filters ad and ad delivery requests as pages load, and it hides the
empty containers those ads leave behind, so you are not reading around blank gaps.
Video pages get their own handling, covering in-stream breaks and the promotional
panels beside the player. Everything is controlled from the toolbar button, and
anything you want left alone can be allowed through without digging through
settings.

FEATURES

• Broad built-in filtering. A bundled filter list covering ad networks and ad
  delivery hosts works from the moment a page starts loading, so ads are handled
  before you ever see them.
• Cosmetic cleanup. Leftover ad containers, sponsored blocks, and reserved ad
  space are hidden, which keeps page layouts from jumping around as you read.
• Video page handling. Dedicated coverage for in-stream ad breaks and the
  promotional panels that sit alongside the player.
• Allow a whole site. One toggle turns filtering off across an entire domain,
  which is the quickest way to support a site you read often.
• Allow a single page. A second toggle turns filtering off for just one address
  and leaves the rest of that site untouched.
• Clear context in the toolbar. The button shows the site and the page you are
  currently on, so you always know what a toggle is about to change.
• Automatic reload. After you change an exception the tab refreshes so you see
  the result right away. Switch it off if you would rather reload yourself.
• A settings page that lists everything. Every allowed site and every allowed
  page appears with a remove button, and you can add entries by hand. What you
  type is checked as you go, so a mistyped address does not get saved.
• Dark mode. Available from both the toolbar button and the settings page.
• A new tab page you set up yourself. Shortcut tiles are drawn from the sites you
  visit most, alongside a starting set you can edit, add to, or trim.
• Story shelves. Headlines grouped into categories including Popular, Technology,
  Business, Entertainment, Sports, Science, Health, Food, Travel, Money, and
  World. Keep the ones you read and switch off the rest.
• Themes that follow you. Choose automatic, light, or dark for the new tab page.
  Automatic matches whatever your system is already set to.

WHO IT IS FOR

• Readers who want news and article pages to stay readable, without ad blocks
  breaking up the text.
• Anyone who watches a lot of video and would rather not sit through ad breaks.
• People who want to support specific sites while filtering everywhere else, and
  who want that choice to take one click rather than a trip through settings.
• Anyone who opens a lot of new tabs and would like something more useful than a
  blank page.

PRIVACY

Filtering is handled by your browser's own request blocking, so Ad Cleanser does
not need to read the content of the pages you visit in order to block ads on them.
Your allowed sites and pages, your theme, and your new tab preferences are stored
in your browser. The first time you open Ad Cleanser you get a short setup screen
where you make your data collection choice, and you can reopen that screen from
the settings page whenever you want.

Ad Cleanser also offers its own web search. Firefox shows you its own prompt about
this when you install the add-on, and that choice is yours to accept or decline.

Quieter pages, a cleaner new tab, and a one click exception whenever you want one.