What Is Wrong With App Stores
Stores were invented to provide security and services to developers and users alike. But the monopoly and untransparent, rapidly changing rules of the main ecosystems halt creativity and innovation.
AdGuard for iOS
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AdGuard v4.3 for iOS: the new era in Safari ad blocking
AdGuard v4.3 for iOS features one of the biggest and most impactful changes in the history of the app: AdGuard Web extension. It will allow to block complex ads like YouTube ads in Safari. -
AdGuard 4.2 for iOS: Extension for blocking ads on YouTube, rules converter and more
With AdGuard v4.2 for iOS it's now again possible to block ads on YouTube! Follow the instruction and watch videos with no ads. -
Bring me new horizons: Apple will add Safari web extensions to iPhones and iPads
Something pretty amazing just happened. Apple defied the odds by bringing Safari web extensions to mobile devices. Now it will be possible to create universal extensions that will run on all Apple devices! Read on to learn more and know why this is so important. -
YouTube ads in Safari: you see them now, will you see them in the future?
Content blocking in Safari is a thing in and of itself, and it's not good. One of the consequences is ads appearing in YouTube. Why does it happen and can it be prevented? -
How to configure system-wide blocking with AdGuard for iOS
System-wide blocking means blocking ads and trackers beyond Safari, i.e. in other apps and browsers, on network level. In this article we'll tell you how to set it up on your iOS device. -
AdGuard 4.1 for iOS: native DNS support and new low-level settings
Less than two months from the previous release, and here we go again. Meet AdGuard 4.1 for iOS! Let’s see what’s good about it. -
AdGuard v4.0.4 for iOS: DNS-over-QUIC and Swift Safari Converter
This release is mainly focused on bug fixes and minor improvements. Yet, it has a few features that one can’t ignore — DNS-over-QUIC support and Safari Swift Converter. -
Safari Web Extensions: what can users of Safari content blockers expect from the new Apple's initiative
Apple announced that the new version of Safari browser will feature WebExtensions API that many other popular browser already use. How does that affect ad blockers? -
The releases of AdGuard for iOS, Safari and AdBlocker Extension: an overview article
This blog post unites three minor releases. It seemed prudent to cut together the overview of these versions, as each alone of them is too lightweight.
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