StopTheMadness Mobile

I like how this app has lot of unique features and functionality. It enables you, the user, more control to defeat anti-user/consumer tactics (e.g. tracking and optrusive ads). Sometimes the user-interface feels a bit unpolished and the app is really expensive! I hope the developer addresses these concerns.

I am so sick and tired of my music stopping when I just visit some sites. Unfortunately this extension doesn’t stop autoplaying of video and audio in a well behaved manner either, unless I block all audio and video. Have to ask for a refund since it’s pretty expensive. For the dev - I’m available for you to reach out to in order to verify which site it happens on and why. Happy to help and assist!

The skip ads is no longer working

The latest update now shows an ad for a new paid version of the extension. It doesn’t do anything else. It was updated to show an ad. This is exactly the behavior that the developer rants against all the time and that this extension is supposed to stop. If it happened once, it’ll happen again, no matter how many times the developer might say “it’s only once.” When they show you who they are, believe them. Way to go losing any hard-earned credibility and reputation.

No more Mapper, no more Redirect, no more Bannish, this one does it all and more!

Please fix “stop keyboard page zoom” because it does not work. Thank you.

Modern web design is so user-hostile. I want to open a website without being tracked or bombarded with autoplaying videos.

Not going to write an essay here, just going to say that this is one of the best privacy apps I’ve found. Simple to set up and it just works.

Gotta say I really like this extension; it doesn't do anything shady like "phoning home" (soooo many other apps do) and it's chock-full of handy little quality of life tools to quickly get rid of common annoyances. Great for when trying to do stuff on a small screen. I also really appreciate how interactive most of the features are so I can just click on things instead of trying to remember a bunch of code. Don't like that annoying thing on a website? Just click the element hider then click the eyesore. Done. You even get to see a preview of your actions along with an easy menu to fine-tune your choice. Between this extension, Web Inspector, and UserScripts - I'm pretty much set.

Works pretty well, I would love an option to block pops from websites asking you to Subscribe to their newsletters.