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Fixed various bugs and performance issues.Version 87.0.664.60: December 10
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Fixed various bugs and performance issues.Version 87.0.664.60: December 10
Version 87.0.664.66: December 17
Adblocking is broken in this update. It's blocking some ads but not many, as if I had Basic settings. I checked Trust Protection List folder and it's completely empty, no sub-folders of any kind! Oh, M$ what have you done now?Release notes: pending
This is called kindness. Kindness towards the advertising industry.Adblocking is broken in this update. It's blocking some ads but not many, as if I had Basic settings. I checked Trust Protection List folder and it's completely empty, no sub-folders of any kind! Oh, M$ what have you done now?
Release notes: pending
... and added a new one!Fixed various bugs and performance issues.
Why are those things always happening to you?Adblocking is broken in this update. It's blocking some ads but not many, as if I had Basic settings. I checked Trust Protection List folder and it's completely empty, no sub-folders of any kind! Oh, M$ what have you done now?
ThanksRelease notes: pending
Version 87.0.664.66: December 17
Fixed various bugs and performance issues.
With 87.0.664.60 version all was fine, but with latest update to 87.0.664.66 my folder is empty too!Adblocking is broken in this update. It's blocking some ads but not many, as if I had Basic settings. I checked Trust Protection List folder and it's completely empty, no sub-folders of any kind! Oh, M$ what have you done now?
Can editing those files for additional adblocking be a cause?With 87.0.664.60 version all was fine, but with latest update to 87.0.664.66 my folder is empty too!
Maybe. I add 1 domain to the "Other" file for testing.Can editing those files for additional adblocking be a cause?
Because I haven't done that and my folders aren't empty.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\87.0.664.66\Trust Protection Lists\Mu
:C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Trust Protection Lists
?Now I understand the problemMaybe. I add 1 domain to the "Other" file for testing.
Can you compare my result fromC:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\87.0.664.66\Trust Protection Lists\Mu
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View attachment 251399
with your's and with your folder fromC:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Trust Protection Lists
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You can copy the path directly in your Windows Explorer.
@security123 OK, so they moved/changed the adblocking folders.C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Trust Protection Lists
Is empty at my laptop.
Mu has files:
via thewincentral
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@thurrott Wasn't aware Edge stable now does History and Open Tab sync. Good start of 2021 pic.twitter.com/raEP0TUbzz
— Bart W (@b4rtw) January 4, 2021
Version 87.0.664.75: January 08
Release notes: pending
Microsoft Edge Version Date Released Based on Chromium Version Highest Severity Fix in Release CVEs 87.0.664.75 1/7/2021 87.0.4280.141 High CVE-2021-21106, CVE-2021-21107, CVE-2021-21108, CVE-2021-21109, CVE-2021-21110, CVE-2021-21111, CVE-2021-21112, CVE-2021-21113, CVE-2021-21114, CVE-2021-21115, CVE-2021-21116, CVE-2020-16043, CVE-2020-15995