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In this episode of iOS Today, Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard dive into the world of Safari extensions, discussing a variety of handy tools that can enhance your browsing experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. From content blockers to custom search engines, the duo explores the benefits and potential drawbacks of these powerful add-ons. Additionally, Rosemary tackles a Shortcuts Corner question about switching Apple Watch faces using Siri. Safari Extensions: Browser Note: A simple extension that allows you to stick virtual post-it notes on websites, reminding you of important information when you revisit the page. Keyword Search: An extension that enables custom search engines for various websites, allowing you to quickly search Amazon, DuckDuckGo, and even TWiT.tv right from Safari's address bar. 1Blocker: A powerful content blocker that prevents ads and trackers from loading on web pages, potentially speeding up your browsing experience and protecting your privacy. Redirect Web for Safari: An extension that lets you create custom redirect rules for websites, ensuring you always end up on the correct version of a site (e.g., old.reddit.com instead of www.reddit.com). PayPal Honey: A controversial but money-saving extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and deals as you shop online. Vinegar and Baking Soda: Two extensions that work together to improve your video watching experience by replacing the native video player controls on YouTube and other video sites with iOS's native controls. Opener: While not technically a Safari extension, this app allows you to choose which app opens when you click on a link, giving you more control over your browsing experience. Shortcuts Corner: Doug asks how to switch Apple Watch faces using Siri without having to confirm the action on his watch when his iPhone is locked. Rosemary walks through the process of ensuring the shortcut has the necessary permissions to run when the device is locked and troubleshoots potential issues Doug may be facing. If the "Allow Running When Locked" option is missing, Rosemary suggests resetting the shortcut's privacy settings or recreating the shortcut from scratch. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

In this episode of iOS Today, Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard dive into the world of Safari extensions, discussing a variety of handy tools that can enhance your browsing experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. From content blockers to custom search engines, the duo explores the benefits and potential drawbacks of these powerful add-ons. Additionally, Rosemary tackles a Shortcuts Corner question about switching Apple Watch faces using Siri. Safari Extensions: Browser Note: A simple extension that allows you to stick virtual post-it notes on websites, reminding you of important information when you revisit the page. Keyword Search: An extension that enables custom search engines for various websites, allowing you to quickly search Amazon, DuckDuckGo, and even TWiT.tv right from Safari's address bar. 1Blocker: A powerful content blocker that prevents ads and trackers from loading on web pages, potentially speeding up your browsing experience and protecting your privacy. Redirect Web for Safari: An extension that lets you create custom redirect rules for websites, ensuring you always end up on the correct version of a site (e.g., old.reddit.com instead of www.reddit.com). PayPal Honey: A controversial but money-saving extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and deals as you shop online. Vinegar and Baking Soda: Two extensions that work together to improve your video watching experience by replacing the native video player controls on YouTube and other video sites with iOS's native controls. Opener: While not technically a Safari extension, this app allows you to choose which app opens when you click on a link, giving you more control over your browsing experience. Shortcuts Corner: Doug asks how to switch Apple Watch faces using Siri without having to confirm the action on his watch when his iPhone is locked. Rosemary walks through the process of ensuring the shortcut has the necessary permissions to run when the device is locked and troubleshoots potential issues Doug may be facing. If the "Allow Running When Locked" option is missing, Rosemary suggests resetting the shortcut's privacy settings or recreating the shortcut from scratch. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

In this episode of iOS Today, Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard dive into the world of Safari extensions, discussing a variety of handy tools that can enhance your browsing experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. From content blockers to custom search engines, the duo explores the benefits and potential drawbacks of these powerful add-ons. Additionally, Rosemary tackles a Shortcuts Corner question about switching Apple Watch faces using Siri. Safari Extensions: Browser Note: A simple extension that allows you to stick virtual post-it notes on websites, reminding you of important information when you revisit the page. Keyword Search: An extension that enables custom search engines for various websites, allowing you to quickly search Amazon, DuckDuckGo, and even TWiT.tv right from Safari's address bar. 1Blocker: A powerful content blocker that prevents ads and trackers from loading on web pages, potentially speeding up your browsing experience and protecting your privacy. Redirect Web for Safari: An extension that lets you create custom redirect rules for websites, ensuring you always end up on the correct version of a site (e.g., old.reddit.com instead of www.reddit.com). PayPal Honey: A controversial but money-saving extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and deals as you shop online. Vinegar and Baking Soda: Two extensions that work together to improve your video watching experience by replacing the native video player controls on YouTube and other video sites with iOS's native controls. Opener: While not technically a Safari extension, this app allows you to choose which app opens when you click on a link, giving you more control over your browsing experience. Shortcuts Corner: Doug asks how to switch Apple Watch faces using Siri without having to confirm the action on his watch when his iPhone is locked. Rosemary walks through the process of ensuring the shortcut has the necessary permissions to run when the device is locked and troubleshoots potential issues Doug may be facing. If the "Allow Running When Locked" option is missing, Rosemary suggests resetting the shortcut's privacy settings or recreating the shortcut from scratch. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

In this episode of iOS Today, Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard dive into the world of Safari extensions, discussing a variety of handy tools that can enhance your browsing experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. From content blockers to custom search engines, the duo explores the benefits and potential drawbacks of these powerful add-ons. Additionally, Rosemary tackles a Shortcuts Corner question about switching Apple Watch faces using Siri. Safari Extensions: Browser Note: A simple extension that allows you to stick virtual post-it notes on websites, reminding you of important information when you revisit the page. Keyword Search: An extension that enables custom search engines for various websites, allowing you to quickly search Amazon, DuckDuckGo, and even TWiT.tv right from Safari's address bar. 1Blocker: A powerful content blocker that prevents ads and trackers from loading on web pages, potentially speeding up your browsing experience and protecting your privacy. Redirect Web for Safari: An extension that lets you create custom redirect rules for websites, ensuring you always end up on the correct version of a site (e.g., old.reddit.com instead of www.reddit.com). PayPal Honey: A controversial but money-saving extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and deals as you shop online. Vinegar and Baking Soda: Two extensions that work together to improve your video watching experience by replacing the native video player controls on YouTube and other video sites with iOS's native controls. Opener: While not technically a Safari extension, this app allows you to choose which app opens when you click on a link, giving you more control over your browsing experience. Shortcuts Corner: Doug asks how to switch Apple Watch faces using Siri without having to confirm the action on his watch when his iPhone is locked. Rosemary walks through the process of ensuring the shortcut has the necessary permissions to run when the device is locked and troubleshoots potential issues Doug may be facing. If the "Allow Running When Locked" option is missing, Rosemary suggests resetting the shortcut's privacy settings or recreating the shortcut from scratch. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

In this episode of iOS Today, Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard dive into the world of Safari extensions, discussing a variety of handy tools that can enhance your browsing experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. From content blockers to custom search engines, the duo explores the benefits and potential drawbacks of these powerful add-ons. Additionally, Rosemary tackles a Shortcuts Corner question about switching Apple Watch faces using Siri. Safari Extensions: Browser Note: A simple extension that allows you to stick virtual post-it notes on websites, reminding you of important information when you revisit the page. Keyword Search: An extension that enables custom search engines for various websites, allowing you to quickly search Amazon, DuckDuckGo, and even TWiT.tv right from Safari's address bar. 1Blocker: A powerful content blocker that prevents ads and trackers from loading on web pages, potentially speeding up your browsing experience and protecting your privacy. Redirect Web for Safari: An extension that lets you create custom redirect rules for websites, ensuring you always end up on the correct version of a site (e.g., old.reddit.com instead of www.reddit.com). PayPal Honey: A controversial but money-saving extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and deals as you shop online. Vinegar and Baking Soda: Two extensions that work together to improve your video watching experience by replacing the native video player controls on YouTube and other video sites with iOS's native controls. Opener: While not technically a Safari extension, this app allows you to choose which app opens when you click on a link, giving you more control over your browsing experience. Shortcuts Corner: Doug asks how to switch Apple Watch faces using Siri without having to confirm the action on his watch when his iPhone is locked. Rosemary walks through the process of ensuring the shortcut has the necessary permissions to run when the device is locked and troubleshoots potential issues Doug may be facing. If the "Allow Running When Locked" option is missing, Rosemary suggests resetting the shortcut's privacy settings or recreating the shortcut from scratch. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

For the people who are tired of receiving D-pictures or for parents who are protecting the things that come through to their kids phones, apple as anew feature that make things easier for everyone!

In this episode we talk to David Kelly, General Manager at KingSumo. He shares 3 low-cost marketing tactics that they've tested & tweaked at KingSumo & Sumo Group: Viral Giveaways: low-cost but high quality leads as low as $.05/lead Wordpress Plug-in Content Blocker: how to gate content after previewing more of your blog post to obtain more leads LinkedIn Posting Strategies: how to write a good opening line, whether to include photos or videos & where to put your links for more reach on LinkedIn Click here to connect with this guest on LinkedIn.

In Dreierbesetzung mit Anselm, Hans und Stefan geht es heute um ein recht untechnisches Thema. Schaunotizen [00:00:15] Content Blocker Nachdem mit iOS 9 nun eine sehr zugängliche Möglichkeit geschaffen wurde, schwere Assets auszuknipsen (zum Beispiel Web Fonts oder Werbungen), kommt das Thema vom Ad Blocking bzw. Content Blocking wieder sehr prominent durch. Aktuell zum Beispiel […]

Nach einer Weile kommt das ganze Team mal wieder zusammen und wir schaffen es mal wieder aus dem Nichts Themen für einen Vier-Stunden-Spaß zusammenzutragen. Von CO2-Sensoren über Geigerzähler, Content Blocker, Macs, Falträder, Elektroautos und Podcasting Apps ist, wie wir denken, mal wieder etwas für jeden dabei. Wir wünschen beste Unterhaltung.

Seitdem Apple mit iOS 9 Content-Blocking eingeführt hat, ist das Thema Werbeblocker wieder präsent in den Medien. Andreas, Patrick und Sven reden über den Status Quo. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Die heutige Episode von Der Übercast wird unterstützt von: • Marked 2 - für den Mac zeigt euch eine Vorschau von eurem Markdown Dokument während ihr schreibt in eurem Texteditor. Nutzt den Coupon Code DERUBERCAST um 30% Rabatt auf die Direktversion zu bekommen. • Audible.de - Hörbücher überall genießen. Jetzt einen Monat lang gratis testen. Überbleibsel Flughafen Trittroller: Micro Luggage Reloaded – Scooter Luggage – Micro Kickboard The New Yorker: The Semiotics of ‘Rose Gold’ Kickstarter: Perch - A Revolutionary Sit-to-Stand Desk Marketch auf GitHub + Demo Überschallneuigkeiten Pocus — The Other Half YouTube: Apple iPhone 6s vs iPhone 6s Plus Water Test! Is it secretly waterproof? A waterproof review. Wer ist der Content Block King? WinFuture.de: YouTube macht Ernst: Bezahlabo soll Ende Oktober kommen Golem.de: Adblock Plus: Axel Springer sieht Journalismus nur als Vehikel für Werbung Marco.org: Just doesn’t feel good Eyeo GmbH – Die Werbeagentur hinter Adblock Plus The Awl Eyeo sind Adblock Plus. Beispiel: 70 Firmen zahlen dafür das ihre Werbung durchgewunken wird. Stichwort “acceptable ads” = nicht zu störend & nicht zu aufdringlich Insgesamt 700 Firmen würden das Prädikat “acceptable ads” vertragen. Adblock extension sells to mystery buyer AdBlock vs. AdBlock Plus: Why I Switched To Adblock Plus (And You Should, Too) Crystal – Interview und Acceptable Ads Info Interview mit dem Entwickler von Crystal, der in Verruf geraten ist, weil er mit Eyeo einen. Das “Feature” ist optional, aber standardmäßig an. Generell gibt er sich im Interview sehr diplomatisch. Er findet die Grundidee von “acceptable ads” gut, hat aber keine Zeit und Ressourcen das selbst zu kurieren. Im Grunde will er Leser und Schreiber mit seiner App etwas gutes tun. Bezahlt wird er von Eyeo trotzdem, gibt aber an, dass die Einnahmen geringer sind als jene aus den Appeinnahmen. Links vom Entwickler: Why are people using ad blockers on mobile? On Acceptable Ads. Hier wird unter anderem auch auf die Frage eingegangen, was “accaptable ads” sind: Acceptable Ads are not annoying. Acceptable Ads do not disrupt or distort the page content we’re trying to read. Acceptable Ads are transparent with us about being an ad. Acceptable Ads are effective without shouting at us. Acceptable Ads are appropriate to the site that we are on. Kritikerrunde – Was ist faul im Staate Dänemark? The problem isn’t with there being advertising on the web driven by page impressions. The issue is how awful they look, how invasive they can be (auto*play audio/video, yuck!), their attempts at deceiving your website’s audience, and tracking your every mouse click or tap around the web in order to serve their own needs while sacrificing the privacy of the customers they are seeking to gain. Samantha Bielefeld vs. The Verge And advertisers have had fifteen years to show self restraint. They’ve had the chance to not secretly track people, set cookies for their own benefit, insert popunders and popovers and poparounds, and mostly, deliver us ads we actually want to see. Seth Godin zum Thema Ad Blocking What I hear when people say ‘native’ advertising is: advertising that is not easily blocked at all. The Brooks Review Inside AdWords: Google brings you closer to your customers in the moments that matter Blocked: An In-Depth Special Report on iOS 9 Content Blockers Mit dabei: Prognosen zu den kommenden Trends (Native Advertising, Video* u. Audiowerbung, Paywalls/Crowdfunding/Memberships, E-Commerce/Affiliate Programme, Influencer Marketing). PDF Download ePUB Download WAN-IFRA: The emerging threat of ad blockers - World News Publishing Focus Zeldman on Web & Interaction Design: Ad Blocking and the Future of the Web Das Privatssphäre Statement von The DECK Tipps Wie viel schneller machen Content Blocker das Web und welcher ist der schnellste? Ben Brooks testete und kam auf folgende Top 3: 1Blocker Ad Block Multi Adamant und Blockr (unentschieden) Adamant von Cocoa Apps ($1.99) 1Blocker (0€ - IAP 2.99€) Blockr (0.99€) Freedom (0€) Safari Blocker ($0) hochgradig konfigurierbar (mit den gleichen Einstellungen, auf welche auch die Entwickler selbst Zugriff haben) optional: automatisch upgedated Listen für Adblocking und Privatsphere von EasyList aka Adblock Plus. Community Feature: Man kann seine Blocker teilen und nach suchen nach anderen. 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This week's special guest Sabella Flagg talks with Cher and James about employment, albeit self-employment, unemployment, and how those transitions effect your psyche, money, and career. In the aftershow, Sabella talks about Ryan Adams, Cher discusses her recent crafting project, and James talks about his relaunch of his "CSS Black Lives Matter" campaign.

This week, Cher and James speculate the future of content blockers, how they deal with them in their own devices, and the pros and cons of monetizing content. In the after show, Cher talks about her favorite new TV show and an old film from her childhood, while James discovered a new folk band.

Given the uproar around content blockers for iOS, Marco Arment pulling Peace from the App store this cast couldn't have been better timed. In this 2 parter I have with me Dean Murphy, the creator of Crystal for iOS, a content blocker that really will transform the way you use Safari on your iOS device. If that wasn't enough there's a new addition to the roster, Nemo;s hardware store. Nemo passes his critical eye over this new shiny of the week in only the way he can. Links. Crystal For iOS http://crystalapp.co https://twitter.com/_crystalapp Twelve South BassJump http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005G2R0AU/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B005G2R0AU&linkCode=as2&tag=essentialma01-21 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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Florian muss für seine Padawan Prüfung lernen, STYNG sitzt noch immer auf Hoth fest, also muss René wieder einspringen. Wir reden über iOS9, die Content Blocker und natürlich wieder ein paar Spiele und Gadgets

Kazuho Okui さんをゲストに迎えて、Apple Watch, Apple TV, iOS 9, 広告ブロック, Swift などについて話しました。 Show Notes Podcasting Microphones Mega-Review Equipment Guide — The Podcast Method iPad mini 4 iPad Mini 4 performance preview: A 1.5GHz Apple A8 with 2GB of RAM Apple may launch iPad Air 3 this year after all Apple delays launch of watchOS 2 watchOS 2 Apple TV Developer Kit App Programming Guide for tvOS BML Apple TV — A World Without Webviews Everything But The Web Apple TV game developers are required to support the Siri remote "OK i will get an apple TV now" Apple's De Facto Veto Power Safari 9 Content Blocker Just doesn’t feel good – Marco.org GHOSTERY Do Not Track P3P And so it begins The mobile web sucks Swift 2.0

Die Herbst-Apple-Keynote ist gelaufen und wir können uns einen Kommentar nicht verkneifen. Aber vorher reden wir über Rucksäcke – das ist auch wichtig – und danach über Krypto-Mail, VPNs, RSS und die möglichen Auswirkungen der neuen Content Blocker in iOS 9.