Poll [2026] What is the fundamental component of your Security Configuration?

[Sampei.Nihira]

This is a table, created by AI, summarizing the four rules I use.
In this thread, I have only written three of them.
Please note that the first and last rules require more TLD exceptions.
I hope someone finds it interesting:

 

[LinuxFan58]

This is a table, created by AI, summarizing the four rules I use.
In this thread, I have only written three of them.
Please note that the first and last rules require more TLD exceptions.
I hope someone finds it interesting:

Impressive

Could you show how to write TLD exceptions with +js(...) rules?

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

Impressive

Could you show how to write TLD exceptions with +js(...) rules?

Hi,
In AG Browser Extension or in uBo?

P.S.

I added two more regex rules, which will be the last rules.

 

[LinuxFan58]

Hi,
In AG Browser Extension or in uBo?

P.S.

I added two more regex rules, which will be the last rules.

AdGuard (using Brave in Linux). When Brave allows disabling build-in list (expected last week of januari 2026). I will run Brave ad Blocker with custom rules only and the AG and Privacy List 3p tracking servers only (or Peter Low's list).

Maybe I add AG for extra protection with your rules (and allowing only trusted TLDs). When AG block counter shows a number I will know something is blocked. On trusted websites I can use the AG logger to determine exceptions.

Is this the correct syntax

Serious Discussion Post in thread 'AdGuard Browser Extension - General Discussions'

Dec 24, 2025

I was using incorrect syntax; all rules can be converted to AG syntax:

~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('noeval')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('abort-on-property-read', 'sendBeacon')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('abort-on-property-read', 'XMLHttpRequest')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('aeld', 'keydown')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('aeld', 'submit')

• Sampei.Nihira

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

AdGuard (using Brave in Linux). When Brave allows disabling build-in list (expected last week of januari 2026). I will run Brave ad Blocker with custom rules only and the AG and Privacy List 3p tracking servers only (or Peter Low's list).

Maybe I add AG for extra protection with your rules (and allowing only trusted TLDs). When AG block counter shows a number I will know something is blocked. On trusted websites I can use the AG logger to determine exceptions.

Is this the correct syntax

Serious Discussion Post in thread 'AdGuard Browser Extension - General Discussions'

Dec 24, 2025

I was using incorrect syntax; all rules can be converted to AG syntax:

~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('noeval')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('abort-on-property-read', 'sendBeacon')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('abort-on-property-read', 'XMLHttpRequest')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('aeld', 'keydown')
~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu#%#//scriptlet('aeld', 'submit')

• Sampei.Nihira

In AG, exceptions should ONLY be added in the same rule as the TLDs.
Let's take the noeval rule as an example.
This is a possible exception for supervideo.cc:

~com,~org,~it,~eu,~info,~ms,~net,~io,~edu,~supervideo.cc#%#//scriptlet('noeval')

Test:

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