AdGuard Blocking Apps from Loading

[pogue]

Hi,
I recently downloaded the hotfix 3.2.140 of AdGuard for Android, but it's still blocking apps from loading. YouTube works fine now after the hotfix, but other apps like Twitter, Weather Underground & AP News, for example, won't load and just sit there spinning then tell me I don't have an internet connection.

I didn't see any way to export the logs from AdGuard, but I remember using another app in the past that would create logs of things going on in the background, so if you need anything like that to troubleshoot my issue, let me know.

I have a Samsung Galaxy S8 on Android 9. Any help trying to fix this problem would be appreciated.

Thanks,
pogue

 

[VC321bx47]

Check your firewall if your connection looks like 'blocked' iin the filtering log it could be the firewall​

 

[Chinaski]

@pogue
Hello!
Please try to reproduce your issue on Nightly version.

 

[pogue]

@pogue
Hello!
Please try to reproduce your issue on Nightly version.

I installed the nightly build, which is currently v3.3 nightly 2 (5) and everything seems to be working perfectly.

 

[Wicz]

I just updated and don't seem to be experiencing what you describe.

 

[pogue]

I just updated and don't seem to be experiencing what you describe.

What version are you using? They told me on Twitter they would be publishing a hotfix, so maybe I just missed it.

 

[Wicz]

V.2.3

 

[pogue]

I'm not getting the same problem as before with the new nightly build v3.3 nightly 21 (138). It's blocking apps and sites from loading properly, and I have YouTube Premium and when I logged in while AdGuard was enabled, it was going show me advertising on it anyway!

 

[Chinaski]

@pogue
And if you disable protection, the ad stops showing?
It sounds very strange.

 

[jz68]

Same issue for me. With AdGuard on, apps like Boost for Reddit and PokemonGo don't want to load but work just fine when I turn it off. I downloaded the Nightly up higher in this thread and that seemed to help Boost, but PokemonGo was still having issues.