Hello! Long time no see! Soon it will be time to bid farewell to Summer, which is always a little sad. And while new AdGuard release won't be able to extend it, maybe it will make your day a little better. Let's have a look at the new AdGuard Browser extension.
Another treat for filtering rules creators. Previously you had to list domains old-fashioned way: example.com,example.eu etc, and now you can simply use example.* syntax. Simple and efficient!
To efficiently block ads on the page we need a way to reliably inject our scripts before the in-page scripts are executed. A set of measures has been taken to ensure this. While there is still no 100% guarantee, the success chance has increased considerably — along with ad blocking quality.
The rest of the changes include mostly bug fixes and are listed on GitHub. Feel free to scrutinize!
Patience should be rewarded, and you made it through the article, so here's a small gift.
As you all know, our Browser extension is free and, as we hope, it does a good job of blocking ads. But standalone apps are even better, and today you have a chance to purchase a license key (or several) with a nice 35% discount! Make haste before the offer ends on September 4th.
In the previous article about the Unimania spyware campaign I promised to tell you more about the privacy issues discovered during our automated scan of many Google Chrome extensions. This took me a while, and I apologize for the delay.