Align copy with design for content blockers #5182
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IOS-319 DNS content blockers not following design
The DNS content blockers are not following the design, they are in a different order than on desktop and Android, and also have the word "block" in every blocker. |
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As the title says, we remove the "block" word from the content blockers to align with other platforms.
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