Unicorn review
A broad ad-blocking suite for users who need app and browser filtering across devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Unicorn is an ad-blocking software suite from Unicorn Soft Co., Ltd. It is designed for people who want filtering beyond browser pages, including advertisements in supported apps across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Its browser extensions provide ad blocking, a web assistant, user rules, and whitelisting, while Unicorn Pro extends filtering to apps and adds platform-specific controls. A free plan is available, alongside free Unicorn HTTPS and paid product options.
The plan structure covers different device and duration needs. Unicorn Extensions focuses on browser-extension ad blocking, web assistance, user rules, and whitelisting. The Personal Yearly Plan supports three devices with a cross-platform license, while the Family Yearly Plan supports nine devices. The Personal Lifetime License covers three devices without a duration restriction, and the Family Lifetime License covers nine devices without a duration restriction. Pricing varies by product and region, so buyers should choose the plan based on device coverage and whether yearly or lifetime access fits their needs.
Unicorn’s strongest distinction is its filtering depth across supported platforms. Features include privacy, security, and annoying-element filters; filtering logs and blocking statistics; per-app traffic and ad-blocking controls; HTTPS filtering; DNS protection for iOS app requests; DPI protection; and Android support for importing external filters. That breadth suits cross-platform users who want visibility and control over filtering behavior. It is less suitable for someone who needs universal app coverage or support for every browser, because app blocking depends on supported apps and the browser-extension products cover selected browsers.
Unicorn pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Blocks ads across browsers and supported apps
- Offers HTTPS, DNS, and DPI protection
- Includes per-app controls, logs, and custom rules
- Where it doesn't
- App blocking applies only to supported apps
- Browser extensions cover selected browsers
- Pricing varies by product and region
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