@jane-n Hi, Is there a possibility to have this also on iOS?

Blocking shorts and reels can really help break the doomscrolling habit. Tools like browser extensions or screen time limits are useful for this. I’ve also found that taking digital detoxes, like those offered at places like Argan-Albidaa-Resort.Com, can really reset your habits. What methods have you all used to cut down on doomscrolling?

please any feedback from developers? on vivaldi for android I found some sites that exibit this behaviour of blocking vertical scroll. Some examples: https://www.quotidiano.net/economia/decreto-materie-prime-d026ed38 https://www.ilrestodelcarlino.it/ascoli/cronaca/la-previsione-dellistat-gela-il-piceno-tra-20-anni-ascoli-con-38mila-abitanti-d2174a95 https://www.ilgiorno.it/video/milano-la-tempesta-in-piazza-duomo-lhwpango at this time I haven't found any workaround.

@NewDay14 The vivaldi blocker just use third party lists as most other browsers. You might solving adding the related list (is not forbidden to mention other browsers, especially as it could help us to aid ^^ )

@LordBlizzard Snapshot builds are released weekly, but are current. Check the Mobile news blog to read about it. Vivaldi doesn't give ETAs but generally about a month I'd say. https://vivaldi.com/blog/android/android-6-8-3380-4/

@gbjack thank you ! Default adblock lists in Vivaldi caused in a French Canadian news website a popup to disable ads blocker (EasyList cause it). With some tests, I've been able to hide this popup and ads in the page, but big rectangular spaces took too much space on the page. With your link and lists suggested, all working great now on that website. No ads and big blank spaces are hidden. With Brave Browser, default embedded ads blocker work fine without any changes.

@far4 Is a general rule, in most cases would be fine. But think to a site which often changes their cookies banners or the ad blocking schema. Will be likely be borked by even slightly outdated lists.

@lukaskarabec Look, it would be much better to make a logger like uBO, and the ability to block visual elements on the fly and create your own rules and filters. What's the use of these statistics if the engine is a hole and can't even hide white blocks anyway? Why do you even need statistics like this? What practical use does it have? Im sorry, but this engine can't even block this annoying element. [image: 1726536995629-img_20240916_142555.jpg]

Yes ,this is a very much needed function in Vivaldi Android. I hope the developers will add this feature in future.

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@mib2berlin It's mean to be a Lists Container to avoid adding them one by one on each installation. Also as a Backup. Maybe somehow is planed to Sync them at some point which would be good too. -- Will manage to open a "Bug Report" on next days.