What does Void block?

Void helps block ads, trackers, cookie notices, annoyances, phishing domains, malware domains, and other unwanted web requests using Safari content blocker lists, DNS host lists, and personal rules.

Does Void work on iPhone, iPad, and Mac?

Yes. Void is built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with iCloud sync for lists and custom rules.

Does Void collect browsing history?

Void is designed to generate protection artifacts locally and does not build an advertising profile around your browsing.

Safari ad blocker and DNS privacy protection

Put your privacy in control.

Void helps block ads, trackers, cookie banners, phishing domains, and noisy web content across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The web can keep talking. You do not have to listen.

See how Void works

Built for Safari DNS filtering iCloud sync iPhone, iPad, Mac

Protection that does not need a manual.

Start with trusted lists like EasyList and AdGuard DNS, then tune things when a site needs a specific choice. Void keeps the powerful parts visible without making privacy feel like homework.

Block ads in Safari.

Use Safari content blocker lists to remove ads, trackers, popups, and page clutter before they take over the tab.

Filter DNS requests.

Block known tracking, malware, phishing, scam, and gambling domains with curated host lists.

Add your own rules.

Allow trusted sites, block problem domains, hide page elements, reduce cookie prompts, and force HTTPS where it belongs.

Sync across devices.

Keep filter lists and custom rules aligned with iCloud across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Rules you can actually understand.

Void turns downloaded lists into local protection rules and shows what is installed, what is enabled, and what changed. The machinery stays tidy. The controls stay human.

Void DNS Filter showing downloaded lists and generated rule counts.

A little control. A lot less web nonsense.

Void is for people who want privacy protection that is strong enough for power users and clear enough for normal humans with coffee in one hand.

Curated lists, not treasure hunts.

Explore well-known Safari and DNS lists, add what you need, and disable a list without deleting it when a site gets fussy.

Void Add Filter Lists screen with curated filter lists.

Personal rules for the weird sites.

Some pages need a personal decision. Void lets you create rules for domains, cookies, HTTPS, and element hiding.

Void Custom Rules screen with Safari and DNS rules.

Void running on macOS with content blocker controls.

Private by design. Boring in the best way.

Void is built around local protection artifacts, App Store distribution, and user-controlled iCloud sync. Trackers already have enough hobbies.

Protection rules are generated locally on your device.
Diagnostics stay on your device unless you choose to share them.
Void does not build advertising profiles around your browsing.
Subscriptions and downloads use Apple’s App Store purchase flow.

Good questions. Short answers.

Is Void a Safari ad blocker?

Yes. Void uses Safari content blocker lists to help block ads, trackers, cookie notices, and other unwanted web content.

Does Void include DNS filtering?

Yes. Void can use DNS host lists to block known tracking, malware, phishing, scam, and unwanted domains.

Can I add EasyList or AdGuard DNS?

Yes. Void includes curated discovery for trusted lists such as EasyList and AdGuard DNS, plus more advanced options.

Does Void work across Apple devices?

Void is built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with optional iCloud sync for filter lists and custom rules.