…except for icon fonts, because they don’t delay text rendering.
See my blog post for the motivation behind this project.
You can download the iOS 9 app here.
If you are using Safari 9 or later (not necessarily on El Capitan!), you can download the code-signed Safari extensions from the releases page.
- Content blockers cannot block fonts that are embedded in CSS files using
data:URLs. (Yes, that is a thing.) - Sans Fonts uses primitive heuristics to exclude Font Awesome and other icon fonts from being blocked — some non-icon fonts will probably slip through the cracks.
- The blocker list is still very basic. I am using this extension for my daily browsing, though, so major bugs should be squished fast enough.
This blog post was more helpful than the documentation on the Apple developer site: https://www.webkit.org/blog/3476/content-blockers-first-look/
The media assets in here (PNG and Sketch files) are licensed under the Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 license. The author is: Julian Raschke, [email protected]
All other files, including the source code and all build files, are released under the MIT license. Enjoy!
