I've just started using Safari for Mac and I don't get the ads on Safari either. I checked out Preferences and saw the following setting: Preferences >> Security >> Accept Cookies >> There were three choices, Always, Never and Only from sites you navigate to. For example, not from advertisers on those sites . The last one was checked. Claire

Thanks for the tips. Last night, I went to the App Store and spotted. a 5 star freebie so tryng it and so far so good! It does require some set up but the directions work notes the copy link, go to WiFi and paste and then go back to the app to verify n I think it is called Adblockerapp. If this doesn't work - I will try the $2.00 WebBlocker I still have to load to my phone. Home pro - thanks OldBat who is not old and has a gorgeous kitchen and wonderful family) - glad you enjoyed the card and thanks for the link m

Yes, I think that's it. So much for the other "a" word. Thank you! Now to remember how to install it....

Walnut...DuckDuckGo is a search engine and it's now the search engine for AdBlocker. I have both but loaded both as independents many moons ago. It's nice to know that AdBlocker now has DuckDuckGo. It's practically the only seach engine I use. https://searchengineland.com/duckduckgo-is-the-default-search-engine-in-new-adblock-browser-231085