Now you know what Adguard can do, the next step is installing and setting it up. However, a free trial period of 14 days is available, allowing you to try before you buy. Unfortunately, Adguard isn’t free and does come at a cost of $19.95 per year. On top of this, Adguard has a database of 15,000 malicious websites and will warn you if an ad is coming from one of these sites. This means that most parts of an ad aren’t even loaded, helping to speed up how you surf the Internet. Adguard also blocks ad closer to the source than most plugins. Adguard can even block ads in your emails through Apple’s native Mail app, making them much easier to read. Adguard can block ads in programs already installed on your Mac, such as Skype and uTorrent. But Adguard’s blocking power isn’t just limited to browsers either. As it is a stand-alone program, it can work with whichever browser you’re using, so if you decide to switch browser, you don’t need to install another program. What makes Adguard stand head and shoulders above the other options available is it’s compatibility. Adguard is the first program to do this, as previous ad-blocking plugins only worked in your browser.

Thankfully Adguard is here to save the day! Unlike other ad-blocking programs you may have used in the past, such as the AdBlock extension for Safari, Adguard can block ads across any program in OS X.

They can be found on almost every website, and can even be found in apps installed on your computer, such as Skype and uTorrent.

As any user of the Internet will tell you, ads are the bane of our lives.

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