New Update RedMorph - Ultimate Privacy for Browser, Mobile and Desktop

[Ink]

RedMorph is Free Privacy Protection for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Android and coming soon to iOS, Windows (desktop) and macOS. For Network VPN protection, sign up through IP Vanish | Link (monthly fees apply).

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Ad-Free Browsing - Stop targeted ads by blocking the tracking mechanisms that follow you on your device and browser and display annoying ads.
Faster Loading Speeds - Remove unwanted 3rd parties from loading on your webpage and device to increase browsing speed.
See Who's Watching You - Visualize all trackers attempting to connect to your device with the advanced SpyderWeb™ technology. Stop them dead in their tracks.
Save Data & Battery - Eliminate unnecessary data loading improving CPU performance, longer battery life, and lower data costs.

See how RedMorph stacks up against default browsers and extensions | Compare

Similar thread: Q&A - RedMorph Browser Controller

 

[amir 957]

Hey guys
Is it better and lighter than uBlock Origin?

 

[Ink]

Hey guys
Is it better and lighter than uBlock Origin?

As everyone's experience is bound to be different, I recommend to try and then decide based on your needs and expectations.

 

[amir 957]

As everyone's experience is bound to be different, I recommend to try and then decide based on your needs and expectations.

Thanks
Gonna try it

 

[antreas]

Nah i stay with ublock

 

[Terry Ganzi]

Different comments here have my head tangled, is this for phone only and if so does ublock has an app for phone also?

 

[Ink]

Different comments here have my head tangled, is this for phone only and if so does ublock has an app for phone also?

Cross-platform - it's available as:

• an Extensions for browsers (Chrome, Firefox and Safari)
• an App for mobile (Android and iOS)
• a Client for desktop (Windows and macOS)
• a VPN with IP Vanish (subscription-based)

For the browser, it includes uBlock in their comparison chart.

 

[Evjl's Rain]

There was a thread about this app/extension
Q&A - RedMorph Browser Controller

I tried it immediately after I read the thread but I uninstalled 10 minutes later because there is nothing outstanding compared to ublock for me to switch. It used more resources than uBO also. Not sure if everything is still correct in recent versions

 

[David-Cyb]

There was a thread about this app/extension
Q&A - RedMorph Browser Controller

I tried it immediately after I read the thread but I uninstalled 10 minutes later because there is nothing outstanding compared to ublock for me to switch. It used more resources than uBO also. Not sure if everything is still correct in recent versions

It does more than uBO my friend. It blocks unwanted cookies (uBO does not) and more trackers than uBO. Also its visualization is superior with SpyderWeb which allows for more nuanced control if you like. It has an inbuilt encrypted proxy/vpn service. Turn on lean mode and it uses less resources. Also the tracker definitions are updated weekly. I also like their Android app and its quite powerful.

 

[cryogent]

There was a thread about this app/extension
Q&A - RedMorph Browser Controller

I tried it immediately after I read the thread but I uninstalled 10 minutes later because there is nothing outstanding compared to ublock for me to switch. It used more resources than uBO also. Not sure if everything is still correct in recent versions

Like @Evjl's Rain said at that time RedMorph not working as it should so I decided my self to uninstall it.

It does more than uBO my friend. It blocks unwanted cookies (uBO does not).

Maybe, but if you want you may hardening your browser by not accepting 3rd party cookies (or add custom cookies filters in uBlock 3rd party filters).

Also its visualization is superior with SpyderWeb which allows for more nuanced control if you like.

IMO - more or less...marketing

It has an inbuilt encrypted proxy/vpn service. Turn on lean mode and it uses less resources

How safe/secure do you think is their VPN service?

Also the tracker definitions are updated weekly

uBlock Origin update trackers definition as well

IMO uBlock is more customizable through 3rd party filters and maybe trough his spartan interface is not suitable to most users.

 

[Kubla]

I am testing this one out I noticed there is a setting that allows to automatically delete cookies when you leave a site rather than just on browser exit I like that idea.