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#16 Sampei_Nihira

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Posted 22 July 2025 - 10:34 AM

With all due respect, Google Chrome on Android phones does NOT allow downloading and installing any browser extensions, such as ad blockers.

Consequently, the other alternative is to purchase and use the full AdGuard app on your Android phone.

Good luck!

Or use Android Edge, which allows the installation of extensions.

Although this is not relevant to the topic opened by the OP.

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#17 midimusicman79

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Posted 22 July 2025 - 01:30 PM

With all due respect, once again, even though I am following this topic, the NOT always reliable BC forum...

...email server did NOT send me an email notification of your reply, but Thank you, Sampei_Nihira! :mellow:

Microsoft Windows 10 Professional 64-bit V. 22H2 (19045) Retail Desktop PC, EAMH Paid/EEK, MB 5 Prem., Unchecky, MDFW, FF with uBO/AG, Grammarly Free, MBBG, Acronis True Image Essentials, RuckZuck, PatchMyPC, UpdateHub, UniGetUI, UCheck, and Winget. I have 30 Years of PC Experience.

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#18 hawk2022

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Posted 23 July 2025 - 09:53 AM

IN THIS COOKIE SUBJECT, I HAVE GROWN SICK OF C CLEANER PROGRAM....THEY INSTALLED THEIR\

OWN BROWSER ON MY PC AND LAPTOP!!!! I GET RECURRING ADS FROM THEM AND I WANT TO END,

IF I DELETE ALL OF THE PROGRAM IS THERE ANOTHER CLEANER I CAN INSTALL?? THANKS OLD USER

HERE, NOT A TECHIE....DON

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#19 wee-eddie

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Posted 23 July 2025 - 11:09 AM

Hawk - Don't hijack someone else's thread - Start your own.

Yes: there are several alternatives. Start your own thread. Others will help - I am happy with CCleaner Free

To get CCleaner's Browser, you must have clicked the relevant Download button

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#20 hawk2022

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Posted 23 July 2025 - 12:33 PM

So sorry about the hijack, to used to other style of forumss......

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#21 midimusicman79

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Posted 23 July 2025 - 12:42 PM

@hawk2022: Please do NOT write in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS, as it is considered SHOUTING.

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