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DNDShield for iOS (Safari)

Cleaner pages on iPhone & iPad — ads and trackers out, clarity in, with simple per-site control.

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Tip: If a site ever breaks, allowlist it and refresh — most issues are solved in seconds.

What you get on iOS

Strong defaults, simple controls, and quiet protection — built for everyday browsing.

Cleaner pages

Less clutter so reading feels calm on iPhone & iPad.

Popup + redirect guard

Stops common popups and redirect spam patterns.

Tracker reduction

Reduces common third-party tracking where possible.

Per-site allowlist

Allow a trusted site with one tap when needed.

Simple dashboard

Clear status + counts — no noisy UI.

Privacy-first

Designed to avoid collecting personal browsing data by default.

iOS/Safari notes

A few tips so you get the cleanest experience with minimal effort.

Safari content blocking model

Safari has a specific way to enable blockers. The goal: predictable behavior + simple controls.

Permission clarity

We keep the experience calm—no weird permissions or scary prompts beyond what’s needed.

Quiet by default

No constant alerts. Use controls only when you want to allow a site.

Clarity over fear

Clear explanations and easy actions—no scareware messaging.

Lightweight approach

Designed to stay fast and not feel heavy while browsing.

Simple settings

Easy toggles with sensible defaults—no complicated lists required.

Setup in under a minute

No account, no config — a few taps and you're protected.

Get DNDShield
Step 1

Use the Download page for the current install route.

Enable in Safari
Step 2

After install, enable DNDShield in Safari settings (or Extensions) so it can protect your browsing.

Allow when needed
Step 3

If a site needs something unblocked, allowlist the site and refresh the page.

Quick troubleshooting

Most issues are solved with allowlist + refresh.

A page looks broken

Try allowlisting that site, then refresh. If it fixes, keep it allowed.

Only some sites affected

Some sites rely on scripts we block. Per-site allowlist is the quick fix.

Need help?

Check Docs or contact support with the site URL and what happened.

FAQ

iOS/Safari questions, answered quickly.

Is iOS support live right now?
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Yes — DNDShield works in Safari on iPhone and iPad today. Get it from the Download page.
Does it work on iPad too?
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Yes—this page targets iPhone + iPad. The goal is the same: calm browsing + simple control.
How do I allow a site?
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Open DNDShield on that site (or use the per-site control), allowlist it, then refresh the page.
Where will the App Store link go?
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Once your listing is live, link it from Download and optionally add a direct App Store button here.