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After finding the app’s official website and reading through the functionality and list of features, not once does it mention that this the app only supports Safari. Hell, it doesn’t even vaguely allude to it. After reading all the nice features and what I gave the app description a quick glance and then pulled the trigger. It’s only if you read all the down at the bottom of the App Store description does it finally mention this highly critical fact that Purify “is a content blocker for Safari” Chris, If you aren’t going to list some kind of “system requirements”-esque list somewhere in your description where you mention you have to use Safari, you really need to re-word things at the very beginning of your descriptions both on the site and on the App Store to make this more clear.

I been getting pop up advertising when I opening certain articles, that you could barely make it through a paragraph. I thought it was the pages themselves. I went to download an ad blocker, and forgot that I purchased purify awhile back until I noticed it was active in my safari settings. I turned off purify turned the other one on, opened up the page no pop up. Then I decided to turn both off, and still no pop up. I turned purify back on, and boom pop up. I tried this multiple times to make sure it wasn’t a fluke!

Previously a four star review. Purify worked well blocking ads (sometimes too well, but nothing that couldn’t be tweaked) but now I’ve found it has started to block certain articles on all major news sites. I’m not really sure what the trigger is. So far it’s definitely every article relating to the US Presidents social media executive order, plus some other minor topics that could be flukes since not every site is reporting on them. I’m just going to turn off the app for now until I can be sure I’ll have access to the pages I’m trying to read.