Disclaimer AdGuard for Windows is not an open-source project. We use Github as an open bug tracker for users to see what developers are working on.
In addition to the traditional CoreLibs update, this beta also introduces revamped blocking pages — you can now do more than just look at them, you can interact with them.
Previously, if you tried to visit a website that was on our list of phishing domains, or if you accessed adult content with Parental Control enabled, you’d see a screen saying that access was blocked. That’s it.
Now you have more options. For example, If AdGuard blocks a website due to phishing suspicion, but you’re sure it’s safe, you can report a false positive directly from the blocked page. You can also access our security check tool to get more details about the website.
A website blocked by a filtering rule? Just click “Add this website to the allowlist” and an unblocking rule will be generated automatically and added it to User rules.
Changelog
Fixes
- The message “Settings were successfully imported” appears even though the import link was invalid and the settings were not imported #5316
- Previously added user rules disappear after updating to the latest nightly version #5334
CoreLibs (Filtering engine)
- CoreLibs updated to v1.17.77 #5327
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