Big Sur problems on many apps

[4face]

• Spark email client cannot sync ( cannot receive / send emails )
• 1Password client cannot sync
• AirDroid cannot login
• Some warn icons on Calendar app

Application version 2.5.0.902 release (CL-1.7.119) with Premium License

I filtered the listed apps but didn't solve the problem

 

[Chinaski]

Hello there!

Please, try to update to the Nightly version.

If the issue still persists what we need you to do:

1. Menu -> Gear -> Advanced -> Logging level -> Debug;
2. Reproduce the issue (and remember the exact time when it happened);
3. Menu -> Advanced -> Export Logs and System Info...;
4. Send the archive to apple@adguard.com and mention this issue number(or link to this thread) in the subject.

 

[4face]

Thank you! Seems to be solved in Nightly, even though didn't find out how to enable my Premium license.

 

[Boo Berry]

Apple changed things in Big Sur beta 10, which semi-broke the stable version of AdGuard for Mac's Big Sur support.

In the meantime using the nightly build is recommended if using the latest Big Sur beta.

 

[4face]

I found this problem with Android Studio while checking for updates

2020/10/28 13:38:31:045 AGProxyServer New filtered connection <unknown>:0 -> *obfuscated-IP*:443 from application com.google.android.studio-EAP

Is there a way to whitelist the app id? I added Android Studio to my filters, but seems to not work

 

[Chinaski]

I try to reproduce the Android studio update issue and don't account for any problems.
If you added Android Studio to filtered apps manually it can break the correct operation of it.
But as I understand issue manifests itself even if you remove the specified application from this list?

 

[4face]

I try to reproduce the Android studio update issue and don't account for any problems.
If you added Android Studio to filtered apps manually it can break the correct operation of it.
But as I understand issue manifests itself even if you remove the specified application from this list?

Exactly. To be honest I don't have very clear whether "filter app" is meant as "filter from blocking stuff" or "force to block stuff" Since I seen a lots of Mac defaults app in the initial list, I assumed the first one