Every app. One switch.
Safari, Chrome, Mail, games, and the helpers that run in the background. Nothing to install per browser.
Your Mac, in its lane.
Ads, trackers, and known threats stop at the very first step, the name lookup. For every app on your Mac, with one switch.
Coming to the Mac App Store
Every website, app, and updater asks for a name before it connects. LaneBuddy answers that question first. Ads, trackers, and threats on its lists get no answer, so they never load.
The free version already blocks ads, trackers, and dangerous sites for every app. No trial clock, no account.
Safari, Chrome, Mail, games, and the helpers that run in the background. Nothing to install per browser.
HaGeZi lists refresh on their own.
Light, Pro, Pro++, or Ultimate.
Turn on exactly what you need.
Filtering and the DNS log live on your Mac. Allowed lookups are answered by Quad9, a nonprofit resolver in Switzerland.
A Network Extension you approve once in System Settings. Sandboxed, universal, under 10 MB.
See everything
Every lookup, answered or blocked, with the list that stopped it. Ranked by service, charted over time, searchable.
Setup
Connect, then allow LaneBuddy DNS once in System Settings. LaneBuddy shows you exactly where, and notices on its own when you are done.
And every single one is in the free version.
Pricing
Subscribe monthly, or pay once and keep it. Bought through the Mac App Store.
All 101 reasons above.
◔ arrives with an update after launch.
◔ arrives with an update after launch. Max only looks at your own local network.
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