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This seems to have resolved it - for now.

I just tried this, and it still won't work for me. Still complains about the root certificate in Safari.

Tried all of the above, nothing makes any difference. I'm seeing nothing in the filtering log, and on every site Adguard still complains about the root certificate expiry. Whilst trying to gather logs, Adguard also crashed, so I've no idea if anything useful was captured. Will share with you...

I'm afraid that's not working either. I can delete the existing certificate from keychain, but going to Adguard > Preferences > Network (Enable Filter HTTPS protocol), clicking the AdGuard Root Certificate button does nothing.

Updated this morning, now Adguard reports every website has an expired root certificate (including this site!)

Thank you. I believe a key is still needed for the beta? I've applied (twice if not mistaken) but not had a response on it as yet.

Not sure if you saw the PM, but the temporary license has now expired and I don't believe the Setapp version is yet supporting M1. Are you able to help with an extension or advise when the Setapp version will be updated? Is it worth trying the MacOS beta instead?

Thank you - PM sent.

Thanks! I'm not sure I can install that version using SetApp?

Hi I note AdGuard is one of my few applications still running Intel-only. Is there support for Apple Silicon/M1 processors planned, and any ETA?

As a licensed user, I'm trying to install on a secondary Mac running High Sierra. The installation completes, but when Adguard reaches the stage where it wants to install the system extension, I select 'Open system preferences' and despite having unlocked, clicking the 'Allow' button does...