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Magic Lasso Adblock vs Malwarebytes Browser Guard

Both stand on ad blockers. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Magic Lasso Adblock

Free plan iPhoneMac

Magic Lasso focuses on configurable ad and tracker blocking across Apple devices, with Safari and app coverage. The 30-day trial allows evaluation, while plan pricing and Family Sharing availability require confirmation.

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Malwarebytes Browser Guard

Free plan ExtensionMacWindows

Browser Guard combines threat blocking with controls for ads, trackers, and cookie overlays at no listed cost for the extension. Its desktop-only availability and the plan requirement for some advanced protections are important considerations.

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The facts

	Magic Lasso Adblock	Malwarebytes Browser Guard
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	iPhone, Mac	Extension, Mac, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Free or on request
Plans published	2	1
Maker	Not published	Malwarebytes Browser Guard
Website	magiclasso.co	malwarebytes.com
On ad blockers	#27 of 48	#23 of 48

Magic Lasso Adblock: what it does well

Blocks Safari ads, pop-ups, and YouTube video ads
Custom rules for cookies, media, and JavaScript
On-device blocking
Daily automatic rule updates
iCloud sync for custom rules

What to know first

Paid product
Family Sharing may be available, not guaranteed
Apple platforms only

Malwarebytes Browser Guard: what it does well

Blocks phishing, scams, and credit card skimmers
Blocks pop-ups and cookie consent overlays
Content Control can block specified URLs, domains, or IPs
Free browser extension listed as free
Can communicate with Malwarebytes for Windows

What to know first

Unavailable on mobile versions of supported browsers
Some protections require a Malwarebytes plan
Collects limited browsing-related data

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