It is present in the Chrome settings under “Ads”, however, if you don’t find the setting, it might have been removed by Google as Chrome Canary app sees frequent addition and removal of features.Īlso read: Google Assistant Tips and Tricks.

The feature is currently available in the Canary app only and not in the stable version. The ad blocker that will come to the stable version sometime in 2018 will block “prestitial ads” that appear on top of the content, usually accompanied by the timer and other such intrusive ads. In case you are wondering, why Google will block its own ads, well, it won’t. We say it because the feature is now available on the Chrome Canary, the app that receives the experimental builds of Chrome for testing the new features that will later come to the stable version.Ĭheck out: Gmail tricks you should know about In April, we reported that Google Chrome may get a built-in ad blocker soon. Looks like the day isn’t far when we will get native ad block support on Chrome for both Android and desktop versions.

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