An ad blocker for Brave that fills the gaps

What Brave Shields already do

Brave ships with Shields, which block a good share of ads and trackers at the network level out of the box. For basic browsing that already removes a lot of clutter, and many users are happy with it alone.

Where a dedicated blocker still helps

Shields don't neutralize video ads at the SDK level, so streaming pre-rolls can still appear. They also don't run a stealth layer, so some sites still detect blocking and show anti-adblock walls. And coverage on certain sites is incomplete.

AdOff adds exactly those layers: SDK-level video ad neutralization, a stealth mode that keeps anti-adblock walls from triggering, and cosmetic filtering for leftover ad elements.

Installing AdOff on Brave

Brave is built on Chromium, so AdOff installs from the Chrome Web Store or from adoff.app exactly like on Chrome. It runs alongside Shields; you can keep both on.

Frequently asked questions

Does Brave need an ad blocker?

Brave's Shields block many ads, but not video ads or anti-adblock walls, and they miss some sites. AdOff adds those layers on top.

Can I install AdOff on Brave?

Yes. Brave is a Chromium browser, so AdOff installs like any Chrome extension and runs alongside Brave Shields.

Is AdOff for Brave free?

Yes. Network and cosmetic blocking are free; video ad neutralization and stealth are part of Pro, included free in the 30-day trial.