Closed KnightmareVIIVIIXC closed 2 months ago
||example.com
is not a duplicate for ||example.com^
||example.com^
is a redundant, because ||example.com
will block also example.com.tr
.
But it is impossible to say exactly for what purpose the separator ^
was not added. This can be either a typo or a correct rule.
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What DNS server do you use?
AdGuard private DNS
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NA
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NA
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NA
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Microsoft Edge
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Desktop
What type of problem have you encountered?
Missed analytics or tracker
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In the list
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So far I've just noticed it with two but the two duplicates came from the same list:
Because these entries are in another list without the $third-party modifier, the entries show up like this:
||allmt.com ||allmt.com^ ||afdads.com ||afdads.com^
This is the third party list with the modifiers that are causing the issue for the entries that I found: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/master/CyrillicFilters/common-sections/adservers.txt I'm assuming that most of the entries in there are going to be duplicated this way throughout the list. Maybe adding a compress transformation would fix it?
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