AdsThe ads themselves.
Banners, video ads and the scripts that load them, gone before the page draws.
- Display and video ads
- Sponsored boxes and pop-under tabs
- Ad scripts that slow pages down
AdStop removes ads, trackers and cookie banners from every page, and shows you what it stopped. Quietly, on your Mac.
No account. Nothing you browse leaves your Mac.


Drag across the page to see the difference.
AdStop sorts everything it stops into ads, trackers and annoyances, in the same colors you'll see in the app.
AdsBanners, video ads and the scripts that load them, gone before the page draws.
TrackersAnalytics and cross-site tracking that follow you from page to page.
AnnoyancesEach one a switch, so you decide what counts as clutter.

Most blockers work in the dark. AdStop shows you how much it blocked, who is behind it, and where it showed up.
A total, a split into ads, trackers and annoyances, and a chart by hour or day.
The most blocked domains with the company that owns them, from ad networks to analytics.
Every site a tracker was found on. Allow a domain again with one click if you need it.
AdStop's button sits in Safari's toolbar, with the count for the page you're on.

Recommended switches are on from the start. Turn on more, turn off what you don't mind, and add lists for the languages you read.
AdStop picks the lists for your Mac's languages on its own. Every list refreshes every few days.


A network filter on your Mac drops connections from apps to the same ad and tracking servers.
Here is the full bill. An ad blocker that tracked you would be a strange thing to sell.

Any Mac with macOS 26 or later. AdStop works in Safari.
Open AdStop and click Turn On AdStop. It opens Safari's settings and waits while you switch on its extensions, then checks that blocking works on a test page. It takes about a minute.
Click AdStop in Safari's toolbar and choose Pause on this site. Nothing is blocked there until you switch it back on.
Use Hide an element in the toolbar button and click the box; it stays hidden on that site. The block lists also refresh every few days, and ⌘R in AdStop refreshes them right away.
Never. It chooses “Reject all”, using rules for more than 1,300 consent tools and sites, and on other banners only when they offer a reject button.
To count what the blockers stopped on each page and to decline cookie banners wherever they appear. What it records stays on your Mac.
Nothing leaves your Mac. The log of what was blocked lives in AdStop's own storage on your Mac and is deleted after 30 days, or right away with Clear Log.
From open, community-maintained filter lists such as EasyList and EasyPrivacy, plus 13 regional lists. See the acknowledgements for every source.

Turn it on once. AdStop keeps the ads out, the banners declined and the lists fresh.