Can adguard be made undetectable?
- Thread starter seenoevil
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Here is one of many that I have come across.
https://sportsday.dallasnews.com/high-school
https://sportsday.dallasnews.com/high-school
Here's is one I remember. There are more I'll have to post them later when I come across them.
https://www.king5.com/
https://www.king5.com/
Reporting them to the Missed Ads forum section (after reading the section rules) might help.
Though if you're using AdGuard for Windows, reporting anti-adblock detections via the built-in reporting tool might be easier. Simply click on the AdGuard Assistant icon in the webpage (if you have the Assistant enabled, of course) and select Report the website and follow the instructions.
Though if you're using AdGuard for Windows, reporting anti-adblock detections via the built-in reporting tool might be easier. Simply click on the AdGuard Assistant icon in the webpage (if you have the Assistant enabled, of course) and select Report the website and follow the instructions.
Doesn't work. The offending website does not allow me to click on the Adguard Assistant icon. The warning on the offending web page is on top of everything. Ok I tried to report the offending website by bringing up another tab in my browser. I got to tab 2/8 in the reporting tool and gave up. Way too many steps and hoops that I have to jump through. Why does Adguard make the user jump through so many hoops just to report an issue? I reported the offending site here. Why can't Adguard load up the site on their end and fix the issue? I am a paid user and not an employee of Adguard. Just fix it!
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Well I fixed it myself by disabling Adguard. Thanks for nothing. Guess I won't renew since the program doesn't work right and customers have to fix problems ourselves.
It's worth pointing out that issues like this can't be fixed unless they're reported properly. There's just too many variables, and the filter devs can't always reproduce said issues, which is why having the most amount of information helps.
That's what the reporting tool helps with. Though you'll probably have to do it manually, since you can't click on the Assistant (though it works for me running the AG for Windows 6.4 beta/nightly build on that website). Knowing what filters and extensions (userscripts) you're using probably would be a great help as I can't reproduce this either using the filter lists/extensions in my signature.
You could try disabling a filter list one-by-one and pressing F5 in the web browser to force reload the website and see if the anti-adblock message disappears. At least that could narrow down the issue to a specific filter list.
That's what the reporting tool helps with. Though you'll probably have to do it manually, since you can't click on the Assistant (though it works for me running the AG for Windows 6.4 beta/nightly build on that website). Knowing what filters and extensions (userscripts) you're using probably would be a great help as I can't reproduce this either using the filter lists/extensions in my signature.
You could try disabling a filter list one-by-one and pressing F5 in the web browser to force reload the website and see if the anti-adblock message disappears. At least that could narrow down the issue to a specific filter list.
I can reproduce this one.
Any update on this? Another site that detects it is https://techrfour.com/
steve1209
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Gary Quiring
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These sites detect Adguard. I use Windows 10 with the Chrome extension.
www.foxnews.com
www.latimes.com
www.foxbusiness.com
www.floridatoday.com
www.foxnews.com
www.latimes.com
www.foxbusiness.com
www.floridatoday.com
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You mean the Adguard application or the browser extension? I am still on application version 7.8
steve1209
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The person reporting the 4 sites not working said they were using the Chrome extension. The tech4 site has some sort of Trojan reported by Malwarebytes.