We have heard rumours that it might be possible to overcome due to some weirdness, such as a combination of content types supported: like Text, WebURL and WebPage during page load ( ). While others (including ours) only show up after second attempt onwards, eg Zoom, Skype, LinkedIn, Notes, Reminders. In case you see no options, tap More Extensions to visit the Safari Extensions store. Youll now see a list of extensions available. On the next screen, find Extensions under the General subsection and tap on it. Tap a web extension to read more about it, toggle it on or off, and change the 'Ask,' 'Deny,' and 'Allow' privileges for some or all websites. To do this, follow the steps listed below: Go to Settings > Safari on your iOS device.
Content blockers stick to the top, with web extensions right below them. Now, open the extensions app from your Home screen or App Library and configure the in-app settings according to your needs. To see what Safari extensions you already have on your iPhone or iPad, navigate to Settings > Safari > Extensions. Here, youll see the extension you just installed. We're noticing that some apps always appear on first share, eg AirDrop, Messages, Mail, WhatsApp, Messenger, Facebook, Gmail, Slack, Pinterest. Lets take a look at this process, step by step: Head back to Settings > Safari > Extensions. Only on second attempt onwards does it appear in the share extension. Like many others have reported before me, since upgrading to iOS 14 the app no longer appears in the share menu on first attempt. Our app relies on the use of Safari share extension. The most advanced ad blocker for Safari: it makes you forget about pop-up ads, speeds up page loading, and protects your personal data.
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