Yo Player: Skip Ads on Videos

Name: Yo Player: Skip Ads on Videos
Rating: 4.5 (920 reviews)
Author: Konstantinos Papadakis

By: Konstantinos Papadakis

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Features & Capabilities

Yo Player is an all-in-one ad-blocking browser extension designed for watching online videos without interruptions. It blocks sponsor ads on video sites and supports Picture-in-Picture, background playback, and screen-locked use, so you can keep watching while you browse other apps.

In addition to ad-free viewing, Yo Player offers offline downloads, a built-in file manager, and a PDF viewer for convenient media management. It supports MP3/MP4 downloads, AirPlay, and compatibility with popular video sites, making it a versatile tool for media consumption.

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By:

Konstantinos Papadakis

Rating:

4.50

(920)

Version:

8.4.0 Last updated: 2026-05-05

Version code:

885276370

Creation date:

2014-07-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

13.40MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 61,336 ▼ 105

Other rankings

#1 in skip ads keyword 55 ▲ 1

#18 in adblock for youtube keyword 77 ▲ 1

#31 in video ads keyword 52 ▲

#58 in block ads keyword 96 ▲

#73 in flash player keyword 49 ▲

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Developed by:

Konstantinos Papadakis

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yo-player-skip-ads-on-videos/id881889909

Website:

https://apps.e-papadakis.gr

User Reviews

Overall, Yo Player is praised as a straightforward download manager for iOS that makes downloading and organizing files easy, with ZIP downloads and on-device playback. The positives include a clean, easy-to-use interface and PC-like capabilities on iPad. However, many reviews center on intrusive ads—full-screen, hard to close, and sometimes they disrupt downloads. Reliability concerns also appear, such as downloads not starting, missing download buttons, and occasional crashes. A paid ad-removal option exists, but performance remains inconsistent across devices and OS versions.

Pros

Easy-to-use download manager for iOS with straightforward file management
Supports zip downloads and quick handling of files
PC-like experience on iPad with media playback/streaming capabilities
Clean, simple interface that delivers what it promises

Cons

Intrusive, full-screen ads that disrupt usage and can hijack the device
Ads sometimes cannot be closed and may interrupt downloads
Download reliability is inconsistent (missing download button or downloads not starting)
Occasional crashes and stability issues on some devices/OS versions
Ad-removal requires paying, reflecting an ad-driven monetization model

Recent reviews

Ads blocking the app can use it.

by Cc*****, 2025-11-03

But I found it difficult when I started a download and ad took up the full screen and at first I thought okay well I didn’t pay for the app and developers have every right to recoup what they spent their time making. Plus I knew there was an option to pay for the removal of ads so if I liked the app I could and intended to do that. Developer makes their money and I no longer to be violated through the harvesting of my browsing habits by advertisers. Win, win. The positive is I didn’t have to pay money to learn if the app was worth the buying and I’m glad that I didn’t cause it didn’t work how I expected. So after few full screen ads and about 75% of my file has been downloaded I step away from the phone for maybe 4 or 5 minutes. I come back and a full screen ad is up again and I go to close it, only it won’t close. It’s not frozen mind you if I touch the wrong part of the full page ad (basically anywhere that isn’t the X in the top left corner the ad triggers safari to open and take me to the web page of the ad the app displayed. After closing said web page and safari I go back to the app and the ad is still there. The X still highlights when tapped but still didn’t close the app. After launching safari several times I finally hard close the app. There’s a notification bubble with the number 1 but when I open the app there is no file the download is gone. No partially completed nothing to tell me that it failed. Nothing I haven’t a clue what the notification bubble was there to tell me as there weren’t any notifications. To be fair because I couldn’t close the ad it’s possible the download hadn’t finished. It should’ve but maybe it didn’t but what grinds my gears is the not knowing what happened as well as the use of intrusive ads and their hijacking phone functionality. So given that I didn’t pay for the app, I’m not too more annoyed, disappointed but wanna share my experience maybe I’ll give the app a try again once it’s been updated but as for now I’ll keep looking for a download manager that works on iOS.