[Official Support] MacOS 11 Big Sur Incompatibility on Nightly Builds

furdzik

furdzik

New Member
Hi Team,

Just updated to the beta build of MacOS 11 rendering Adguard useless.

The extensions are blocked, and even if you unblock them (which requires a restart) it reverts to a blocked status.

Any ETA on a fix?

Thanks,

Raf
 

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Chinaski

Chinaski

Quality Assurance
Staff member
Administrator
Moderator
Hello there!

We are already preparing an update that will fix the compatibility issue with the new OS.

It is desirable to select the Nightly update channel and wait a little bit :)
 
furdzik

furdzik

New Member
Thanks Michael, that's exactly what I did ... after I found an updated post on reddit ;)

Works like charm albeit page load times are definitely slower than expected.

I am wondering if there is a conflict between the adguard privacy tracker and the new built in safari tracking blocker.

Any thoughts?

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Mitheor

New Member
Please, let us know when the nightly / beta / stable versions supports Big Sur.

I´ve tried the three of them and none are working.
 
Boo Berry

Boo Berry

Moderator + Beta Tester
Moderator
Yes, it doesn't work because Apple made major changes to macOS in Big Sur in regards to kernel extensions which now need to be partially redone/rewritten, which the AG dev team is working on right now. It takes time to do this because it isn't an easy fix and it's pretty complicated.

Please have some patience.
 
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sunstarfire

New Member
EugeneMLV said:
NO WORKING at macOS 11. Support say the same!!!
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Dude, you need to work on your English. "They are working on it" does not mean "Adguard is working on Big Sur". It means that the programmers of AdGuard are working on a solution. "It" being the fact that it does not work. Please, if you do not understand English, try not to be rude by yelling.
Apart from that: Big Sur is a beta version. If you want a working environment, do not install it. You should be very aware of the changes Apple did to the OS when you even consider installing Big Sur. So, the fact that AdGuard would not work was absolutely to be expected. Try Audio Hijack. Try Fan Control. All these programs use kernel extensions and do not work, because that is what Apple changed. BTW, officially Big Sur is still called Mac OS 10.16, so you might want to change your signature to reflect the facts more accurately.
 
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EugeneMLV

New Member
sunstarfire said:
Dude, you need to work on your English. "They are working on it" does not mean "Adguard is working on Big Sur". It means that the programmers of AdGuard are working on a solution. "It" being the fact that it does not work. Please, if you do not understand English, try not to be rude by yelling.
Apart from that: Big Sur is a beta version. If you want a working environment, do not install it. You should be very aware of the changes Apple did to the OS when you even consider installing Big Sur. So, the fact that AdGuard would not work was absolutely to be expected. Try Audio Hijack. Try Fan Control. All these programs use kernel extensions and do not work, because that is what Apple changed. BTW, officially Big Sur is still called Mac OS 10.16, so you might want to change your signature to reflect the facts more correctly.
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Yes. it was my mistake. I understand. Waiting for the fix. We need be friendly each to other.
 
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twenty99

New Member
Never have I seen a more passionate thread for Ad blocking software...
Patience is key, the dev team are doing everything they can right now, but they have no obligation to give us a working version for a non-public, unreleased, unfinalized operating system.
Take your time, get it right...
 
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Okey-dokey

New Member
furdzik said:
Hi Team,

Just updated to the beta build of MacOS 11 rendering Adguard useless.

The extensions are blocked, and even if you unblock them (which requires a restart) it reverts to a blocked status.

Any ETA on a fix?

Thanks,

Raf
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disable system integrity protection
 
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Okey-dokey

New Member
If you disable system integrity protection it should stop asking you to allow in security and privacy also might stop asking to restart after installation
 
Boo Berry

Boo Berry

Moderator + Beta Tester
Moderator
Yes, the changes for Big Sur landed in the latest AdGuard for Mac nightly builds.
 
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