Closed klagreca2 closed 1 year ago
Adguard Private DNS
- "I don't care about cookies" blocker: https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/abp/
This list contains cosmetic filters (##.cookie-banner
) and non-hosts network filters (||example.com/files/cookie.js
); How can such list helps in a DNS blocker that only supports Hosts filters like example.com
?
2. "Anti adblocker" blocker: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer/master/anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt
Same reasons for the first list also applies to this one.
Besides that, this list has been unmaintained for 6 years, you shouldn't use such list. Did you even bother to check the last update of this list before proposing it? https://github.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer/commits/master/anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt
Doublechecking №1's syntax, only circa 113 of its ~23,000 entries would be accepted as-is by AdGuard's DNS-based tools (Listed in the dropdown button below; entries ending with .js
are excluded from the count), and it'd work on possibly only 10% of websites out there.
Regarding №2, the concept of anti-anti-adblock lists has pretty much been integrated into AdGuard Base Filter and uBlock Filters by now, especially in the past 2 or 3 years.
How AdGuard DNS block path like:
/amp-user-notification-
Also Google generated bad time when needed is accept pop-up to use tracking on page and AdSense (or both services can by banned for webpage/webmaster).
Believe it or not, but it does. At least it does after AdGuard Home's engine began considering an initial /
to be equivalent to ://
around a year and a half ago.
Believe it or not, but it does.
So it can block /amp-user-notification-
but not example.com/amp-user-notification-
?
On paper, yes. /amp-user-notification-
would be able to block longshot theorethical scenarios like amp-user-notification-text.com
So looks as secret wildcard syntax (but pointless if no exist these amp 3p domain with gdpr in soft implementation (don't break embedded video/posts e.g. YouTube or Twitter)).
Two blocklists I'd love to see on Adguard Private DNS:
Thanks! Kris