I already am on iOS dark mode, but it's not turning the pages themselves to dark, only apps and maybe safari menus. There's the built-in smart invert, but it's not as reliable as Firefox's dark mode.

Edge has built-in AdBlock Plus, even on iOS.

And for those who wonder, you can actually install AdBlock Plus app that integrates with Safari. It's on the app store.
And since you can "Install" web apps with safari as home screen apps, you can create a YouTube app free of ads this way. Your welcome :)

I actually use Firefox app since it's the only decent browser with dark mode on iOS (albeit not flawless), alongside that YouTube webapp for videos.
I don't care too much about the small mobile ads, and setting Firefox to strict blocking blocks most of them anyway.

Thank you so much. I don't always have it in me to answer trolls with thorough explanations like you did, but it's important that at least sometimes people who see those troll comments will have a more informative way to decide what's true and what isn't.

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