I used to use Firefox with the Adblock Plus and Ghostery extensions, but I got totally sick of how Firefox does not work with the LastPass app, and how Firefox kept deleting my cookies even when it should not have.
Now I use the Ghostery browser, which, not surprisingly, has Ghostery's tracker-blocking functionality built in. It's not primarily intended to block ads, but in my experience it does block a great many of them, simply as a side-effect of blocking trackers.
In addition, the developer of the fantastic NetGuard no-root firewall is working on a version that will be able to block ads (and any unwanted hosts) by employing support for the importing of a HOSTS file. The version with this HOSTS functionality is still in beta, and to get it, you will have to sideload NetGuard from GitHub. (The reason for this is that Google will not allow this ad-blocking functionality on the Play Store.)
Here's the NetGuard thread on XDA.
Thanks for the info. Have you tried AdGuard? It seems to me to be quite efficient and it blocks all of the Ads while I'm browsing in chrome. You do have to give it permission but it works. I'm used to chrome and I've tried several other browsers, but I just like that chrome works for me everywhere. I was trying to avoid installing another browser. AdGuard has given me that!
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