FXIOS-715 ⁃ Fix #4833 - Use Firefox as Safari blocker just like Focus app #5095
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This pull request has conflicts when rebasing. Could you fix it @ezraberch? |
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Closing this for now as it is a P3 issue and will take time to fix the merge conflicts. |
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This PR adds a Safari Content Blocker app extension, based on the existing one in focus-ios. It uses the same tracking lists which the main app uses.
The extension will respect the strictness setting (Basic/Strict) in Settings -> Tracking Protection. It will not, however, respect the main tracking protection toggle, as this would be redundant with the enable/disable toggle in System Settings -> Safari -> Content Blockers.
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