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It’s time to embark on a quest for the next AdGuard for Mac big update! And our first step is to release this beta: it features added support for custom userscripts and new way to activate AG, but also several bugfixes and other lesser changes.
[Added] Custom userscripts support #11
Userscripts, or “extensions” as we also call them, are highly useful mini-programs that change the behavior of web pages. Every AdGuard for Mac user probably knows about at least some of the extensions added by default, for example, AdGuard Assistant or Popup Blocker.
Now you have an option to add any custom extensions by clicking on the plus symbol in the “Extensions” tab of AdGuard settings window. You are able to load userscripts either from a local file or by URL.
[Added] Option to activate AdGuard by logging into your personal account #588
This is something we’ve already tried with some of the other AdGuard products, and it proved to be a useful addition. Basically, instead of entering a license key directly, you can link your adguard.com personal account to the app by entering the credentials, and AdGuard will automatically get activated if there’s at least one eligible license key in your account.
- [Added] “Trusted” flag for custom filters #521
- [Fixed] “Untrusted CA certificate” issue #596
- [Fixed] Extra “AdGuard Extra” userscripts #607
- [Fixed] Editing user filter doesn’t work when search box is not empty #569
- [Improved] Installer icon updated to match the app’s icons #584
- [Improved] Voiceover accessibility #634
- [Improved] CoreLibs has been updated to v1.5.99 #635
- [Improved] Localizations have been updated