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The adguard support out of the box, as a way to keep my smart tv experience sane. Works pretty well. Are there allow lists for services such as Apple TV. Do smart tvs not fall back to hardcoded ipv4 addresses? There might be allow lists, but I fine tuned the domains manually when setting up the TV, as they may vary by region.My LG A1 does not hardcode addresses. I also rooted it to prevent updates from doing so in the future. What does this break, if anything? Anyone run into sites or apps where Adguard Home needed to be disabled? How easy was that? Depends on the blocklists you're using. I broke Google search sponsored links, some Slickdeals links, and the meta quest app store. You have the ability to whitelist as well if you want to unblock some things.I'm running it in a docker container and then pointing my router at it. Perhaps obvious, but if you’re using mixpanel or posthog for analytics on anything you build, you’ll have to put them on exclusion lists, in order to be able to use their analytics platform. Works fine, beautiful and simple UI, I have it on my Dell R230 homelab server, running inside a container under Proxmox VM I love the AdGuard plugin as compared to UBlock because it allows me to make a blacklist instead of a whitelist. Is there something similar, say a proxy, that rewrites the responses to exclude certain ad patterns? Standing reminder that any device smart enough to run a real web browser shouldn't use one of these and doesn't need one. uBlock Origin works much better for any device capable of running it, both in terms of user experience (the browser understands a block rather than a mysteriously failing request) and because it

To your iPhone settings. Then under the Safari settings, tap on the ‘Extensions’ under ‘General’ sub-settings menu.Turn on all the content blockers provided by Adlock – Custom, General, Privacy, and Social.Once you’ve updated these settings, launch the Adlock app and let it automatically update the ad blocking filters. That’s it. You can now browse with Safari without any ads or visual distractions.Trick 2: AdGuard DNSAdGuard DNS is a solution to effectively block all the ads and trackers off your web browsers (including Safari) — without having to install any ad-blocking app.This is how it works:Go to AdGuard DNS websiteScroll down to ‘Method #2: Configure AdGuard DNS manually’Tap on the iOS iconWith the ‘Default server’ radio button checked, tap on ‘Download configuration profile’A download prompt will appear. Approve it and the profile will be downloaded on your iOS deviceNow open your Settings and there you will find a ‘Profile Downloaded’ option. Tap on it to install the profile on your iPhone.Once you’ve successfully configured the above settings on your iOS device, you can verify them by visiting the official webpage of AdGuard DNS. If you’re configured correctly, you will see a message as shown in the last screenshot below…Download Adguard DNS Configuration ProfileProfile Downloaded Option in SettingsInstalling Configuration Profile on your iOS deviceMessage shown upon successful configuration of AdGuard DNS profileThat’s it. You can now browse peacefully without ads and annoyances on your iOS device.How to maximize the efficiency of your Ad-blocker in Safari? And how to test it?Ad-blocker apps for Safari work on the basis of filters. These are the rules that decide what elements on a web-page should be blocked or hidden. These are not only maintained by the official app developers, but also by volunteers who create and update filter lists in their spare time.Usually, the ads we see on the internet are provided by a set of hosts like Google Ads, DoubleClick, Media.net, Amazon, etc. For Ad-blockers to work efficiently, they need to add/update all the possible network of ad-hosts to their filter lists. So, all ad-blockers may not be 100% efficient.You can test the ad-blocking and anti-tracker efficiency of your Ad-blocker by visiting this Ad-blocking test page on Github. The higher the score, the better is your protection against ads and trackers.I tested this on my iPhone with both AdGuard and Adlock extensions enabled. And my ad-blocking score came out to be 93%. However, with just Adguard DNS configured, the score touched the perfect 100%!Ad blocking score with Adguard + Adlock installedAd blocking score with just AdGuard DNS profile configured on iPhoneTrick 2: Enable Reader View in Safari Do you know that Safari has an in-built reader mode that strips web pages of all the ads, images, videos, and scripts? This has great utility, especially when you read lots of web articles on Safari. It even lets you customize the look and feel of your article by changing the font type, size, and even the background color of your choice (white, sepia, grey or black background)How

Let’s admit it: We all hate ads. They are often intrusive and distract us from enjoying the pure reading and entertainment experience. Don’t you just hate them when they pop up abruptly while you’re playing videos on YouTube, or while playing a game, and even more so when they appear out of nowhere (yeah, those pesky pop-ups) on a web-page in your iPhone browser app? Although, being a publisher myself, I support the cause of ads, but from consumers’ point of view, it’s important to learn how to block ads. In this post today, I will share how to block ads on iPhone and iPad easily. I’ve tested these tips on my own and I can confirm that they work well even in 2022:On an iPhone, we usually see ads on 2 major places:Web browsers (like Safari / Chrome / Firefox)Apps (like YouTube, Music, and Games)Therefore, I will break this post into 3 parts:Part 1: How to block ads on Safari (the default iOS web browser)Part 2: How to block ads on other web browsers in iOS?Part 3: How to block ads on iPhone appsHow to block ads on Safari in your iPhone and iPad?Trick 1: Enable Ad-blocking Extensions (Formerly – Content Blockers)You can block all ads on Safari, the default iOS web browser, by installing AdGuard as a Safari extensions. Apple introduced Safari Extensions with iOS 15 update. Before iOS 15, we used to have ‘Content Blockers’ in the Safari settings. But now, all that we have is – Safari Extensions.Here is how you can block ads on Safari on your iPhone or iPad (Step-by-Step) using this method:Download AdGuard on your iPhone / iPadOpen the Settings appGo to Safari inside the settings menu and there you will find ‘Extensions as a toggle option under the ‘General’ sub-settings menu.Now turn on all the 6 Content Blockers (Custom, General, Other, Privacy, Security, and Social). Make sure that you also turn on ‘AdGuard’ toggle under ‘Allow these extensions’ menu.Here are some helpful screenshots:Safari SettingsSafari Extensions SettingsEnabling All AdGuard Content BlockersTweaking AdGuard Filters For More ControlFor more control beyond blocking of ads (like tracking protection, social media filters, blocking in-page pop-ups, and third-party widgets), you can further fine tune these custom filters inside the AdGuard app on your iPhone.Please Note:There is no need to buy premium version of AdGuard. The free version is enough to efficiently block most of the ads and annoyances.It has also been observed that AdGuard has moved the ‘Custom Filters’ option to a paid plan. That’s not a problem. Even with its default basic filters, you can ensure an ad-free experience on Safari.If you are looking for an alternative content blocker for blocking ads in Safari, or in case AdGuard doesn’t work as expected, you may like to give Adlock app a try. Like AdGuard, it’s a free app. (Premium upgrade is optional)You can configure it exactly the same way as we did for AdGuard above. Still, let me quickly guide you through the required steps one more time:Go

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