Empty ads space

[Leaf16591]

will be a great feature if adguard for android removes even the empty space that remain when block the ads in the app.

 

[Blaz]

If that ad space is programmed into the app, there is not a legit way to remove it.

 

[Leaf16591]

If that ad space is programmed into the app, there is not a legit way to remove it.

but minminguard can do it this thing seems

 

[Boo Berry]

Well, MinMinGuard is an Xposed module that needs root to remove (or patch) those ads and ad leftovers from those apps. AdGuard for Android doesn't support any of the root patching features, and I'd be highly surprised if the AG team ever decides to add those type of features, to be honest.

 

[Leaf16591]

Well, MinMinGuard is an Xposed module that needs root to remove (or patch) those ads and ad leftovers from those apps. AdGuard for Android doesn't support any of the root patching features, and I'd be highly surprised if the AG team ever decides to add those type of features, to be honest.

can't be do it with a filter?i've seen some filter like this but dont seem work oh well it will be a great feuture but if is impossible patience

 

[Boo Berry]

No, filters can't do it, nor can AdGuard for Android.

You need root access to remove ad placeholder apps like that. MinMinGuard is an Xposed module which requires root access. Also apps like Lucky Patcher can patch ads and ad leftover out of ads.

 

[Zyxel]

Well, MinMinGuard is an Xposed module that needs root to remove (or patch) those ads and ad leftovers from those apps. AdGuard for Android doesn't support any of the root patching features, and I'd be highly surprised if the AG team ever decides to add those type of features, to be honest.

It would be very useful to have an adguard version for the root

 

[Boo Berry]

Well, they may not want to because it'd require modifying apps to patch them, which might be frowned upon by some individuals and seem like a security risk to do so.