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NextDNS works if you use the DNS over HTTPS or DNS over TLS links

With Manifest V3 coming up, it’ll be interesting to see how uBlock Origin will handle that, AdGuard shouldn’t be limited by it. AdGuard also has apps for pretty much everything

Try force updating your filters?

There is a website I use, and they only have 1 small ad and it's developed by 1 person so I want AdGuard to not block ads on their site. How can I whitelist this one site?

Let's say I wanted to block reddit.com, I added ||reddit.com^ to my blacklist, but I can still access Reddit. The tab title says "Access Denied" for a second, but the website loads fine. Am I doing something wrong?

If your trying to only block stuff on your own blacklist, just disable all default filters and make your filter.

I can help out, what's up?

Just traditional domain filters e.g: example.com OR ||example.com^

I personally do not have that many, but I was just wondering if there is any problem with me potentially adding a ton. I know that there could be false positives, but I mean problems like browsing will become slow, or any other issues? Im not worried about false positives.

If you come to this website: https://auth.adguard.com/login.html and login, you should be able to see your license key.

No AdBlocker can block twitch ads properly.

Hi! Click on settings at the top --> Go to AdBlocker --> To add a filter you click on "Add a Filter" OR to edit the filters simply click on filter editor --> Then add your rules :)

What AdGuard product? My connection actually speeds up with AdGuard

You can learn about creating your own filters here!

How are these scams?

Just use this filter to block the AMP links https://www.github.developerdan.com/hosts/lists/amp-hosts-extended.txt

I get that the Safari limit is 50000. But for the system wide AdBlocking I use the abp.oisd.nl list and a whitelist I am maintaining, I have more than 500 000 rules in DNS protection, what's the limit?

Hi. This is because mobile devices support DNS level filter blocking only, they do not support cosmetic filters like the ones that windows can support.

Just applied, super excited!

What kind of conspiracy is that?! I don't see any ads on Twitch at the moment, maybe check your filters? Twitch is doing great at stopping AdBlockers, so what makes you think they won't patch the other methods?