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AdLock

AdLock — The Premier Ad Blocker for Distraction-Free Surfing

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AdLock offers ad blocking for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and Android TV, plus browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and others. A single license covers up to five devices. The company states it does not participate in 'acceptable ads' programs and blocks all ads by default, with the option to allow specific sites or apps. Free options include browser extensions and a free trial of the standalone apps; paid plans are subscription-based.

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