for iOS, a browser that integrates with your Microsoft account and is a great option for anyone who is a user of the Microsoft environment. Microsoft just got ahead of many by launching Adblock Plus integration in its Microsoft Edge browser. After the jump we give you all the details of this interesting novelty of Microsoft Edge for iOS. And it is that this browser for mobile devices from the computer giant has just been updated improving all the problems that have been discovered and a great novelty: the Adblocker Plus integration for Edge, no more ads on our mobile devices too. Now we get great news related to mobile device browsers, and specifically to Microsoft's browser, the Microsoft Edge for iOS. And it is that being a period of time in which we usually have vacations, what better than to walk through the App Store to see what we are. “We have been working closely with Microsoft to bring this version to life, and we feel very grateful for the opportunity,” the post read.Summer is time to try, to to test applications and to test the new operating systems that Apple will launch next fall. That means it’s easy for developers such as Adblock Plus to just modify code they’ve already written for the likes of Chrome, in order to create a new extension for Edge. Whereas Adblock Plus for Internet Explorer required tons of special code, Edge is more standards-based-the whole point of the browser is to give Microsoft a more modern alternative to Internet Explorer, in order to better compete with Chrome and Firefox. Get Data Sheet, Fortune’s technology newsletter. “Today marks a release to the general public and we are very excited to welcome all Microsoft Edge users to the ad blocking community.”

“Adblock Plus was already available for Microsoft Edge before but could only be installed by participants of Microsoft’s Windows Insider Program,” the German outfit said in a blog post. And Adblock Plus, one of the most widely used ad-blockers with more than 100 million active users, is ready. That means Edge users can start deploying ad blockers, as they already can in Google’s (GOOG) Chrome, Mozilla’s Firefox, and Microsoft’s (MSFT) older browser, Internet Explorer.

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