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The best way to block Twitch ads right now is to use the Brave browser’s built-in ad blocker with a few special settings. At the time of testing, this was the only ad blocker that worked consistently.
However, if you don’t want to use Brave, uBlock Origin, uBlock Origin Lite, and AdGuard Extra (Beta) all work to block Twitch ads, albeit with no guarantee. While we’d prefer to see no ads at all, some ad blocking is better than none.
Read on to learn why it’s hard for ad blockers to work on Twitch and what you can do to block unwanted ads.
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