youtube.com

[adguard-bot]

Issue URL (Anti Adblock Script)

http://youtube.com

Comment

I am seeing this kind of ad on YouTube, even though I have enabled AdGuard systemwide. Username: @josep-b

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System configuration

Information	Value
AdGuard product:	AdGuard for Mac v2.13.0.1558 release
System version:	Sonoma 14.4
Browser:	Safari
License type:	paid
Stealth mode options:	Block Push API, Block Java, Strip URLs from tracking parameters, Hide your search queries, Send Do-Not-Track header, Hide your IP address (208.54.104.184), Remove X-Client-Data header from HTTP requests, Protect against DPI, Self-destructing third-party cookies (0), Self-destructing first-party cookies (999), Disable cache for third-party requests, Block third-party Authorization header, Block trackers
DNS filtering:	server: CloudFare
Filters:	Ad Blocking: AdGuard Base, AdGuard Mobile Ads Privacy: AdGuard Tracking Protection Social Widgets: AdGuard Social Media Annoyances: Dandelion Sprout's Annoyances List Language-specific: AdGuard Russian, AdGuard German, Liste AR, AdBlockID, List-KR, Dandelion Sprout's Nordic Filters
Custom filters:	Cash Back shopping, User Rules
Userscripts:	disabled
Other extensions used:	Grammarly,

[Alex-302]

@josep-b Hi. Do you have another network filtering software(antivirus)? It seems HTTPS filtering is not applied. Please try reboot, or contact support@adguard.com if it does not help.

[adguard-bot]

Issue URL (Ads)

https://youtube.com

Comment

The AdGuard filter literally does not block any YouTube ad at all. I've been forced to see atleast 3-4 ads every 10 minute video, on top of the sponsored ads made by the creators. I hope you get it to work it properly else I'd have to use other adblockers Username: @RahulDhage6

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System configuration

Information	Value
AdGuard product:	AdGuard for Safari v1.11.17
System version:	macOS Sonoma
Filters:	Ad Blocking: AdGuard Base Privacy: AdGuard Tracking Protection
Other extensions used:	None

[Alex-302]

@RahulDhage6 Hi. Did you try to refresh the page? Do you see ads on another sites, where ads were blocked?

Also please try to disable-enable content blockers in Safari settings and restart Safari, and check for filters update.

[RahulDhage6]

Hey Adguard Team!

I have down everything that you’ve mentioned for me to do, and yet the problem is persistent. Even after refreshing, or on every other site, I see a massive number of ads and pop-ups that are simply annoying and a pain to not click click on it by mistake. I thought using Adguard for Safari would fix the problem, but no avail. I hope you’d be able to help in any ways possible.

Thank you

On 20 Mar 2024, at 15:59, Alex @.***> wrote:

@RahulDhage6 https://github.com/RahulDhage6 Hi. Did you try to refresh the page? Do you see ads on another sites, where ads were blocked?

Also please try to disable-enable content blockers in Safari settings and restart Safari, and check for filters update.

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[Alex-302]

@RahulDhage6 Hi

In case of Safari we just generate a filter, which is loaded by Safari ad blocking API. If you see ads an many sites, it seems filtering is not working, or content blockers are not enabled.

Please follow the steps below to fully uninstall AdGuard for Safari and reinstall it:

1. Uncheck all AdGuard for Safari extensions in Safari -> Preferences -> Extensions (if available)
2. Open Finder and press Shift+Command+G
   • Remove AdGuardSafariApp folder from ~/Library/Application Support directory
   • Remove from ~/Library/Containers - all directories started with AdGuard-
   • Remove TC3Q7MAJXF.com.adguard.safari.AdGuard folder from ~/Library/GroupContainers directory
   • Remove com.adguard.safari.AdGuard.plist from ~/Library/Preferences
3. Open Activity Monitor and force quit all "cfprefsd" processes
4. Remove AdGuard for Safari from Applications
5. Install from AppStore and follow instructions.