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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 97327" data-source="post: 1065566">Nice find about the support continuation using GPO <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite130" alt="(y)" title="Thumbs up&nbsp; &nbsp; (y)" loading="lazy" data-shortname="(y)" />The link you posted clearly states the limitations of Mv3 vs Mv2, but on the other hand how many users use these advanced Mv2 functions?When I recall right [USER=26718]@silversurfer[/USER] posted he is very satisfied with UBOL (correct me when I am wrong).I am currently using NextDNS with only 2 privacy list (AdGuardDNS and 1HostLight) and AdGuardMv3 with 3 small filters (Kees1958 Mv3, Bypass Clean Filter and uBlock Quick fixes) and don&#039;t see advertisements. AG Mv3 also has an ad-sniper tool to create cosmetic rules for left overs____smal HOW TO create your own user rules in AG Mv3 when AD_SNIPER does not work ---I know HTML , CSS and Javascript, so I can easily add an USER rule to create a cosmetic rule to hide an ID or CLASS.Just move your mouse to the advertisement or part you want to hide and&nbsp; right-click Inspect.[SPOILER=&quot;Use right-click INSPECT example for MalwareTips&quot;][ATTACH=full]279765[/ATTACH][/SPOILER]The two examples below hide a DIVider (part of a website) with a certain ID (BBC.COM) or with a CLASS (RTLnieuws) containing part of a logical name.Websites often use self explaining logical names for easy website maintenance. Usually wrapper is the highest level of a component, so choose that when you see it.! BBC.com hide DIV&#039;s with ID containing &quot;leaderbord&quot;bbc.com##div[id*=&quot;leaderboard&quot;]! RTL nieuws hide DIV&#039;s with CLASS containing &quot;billboard-wrapper&quot;rtlnieuws.nl##div[class*=&quot;billboard-wrapper&quot;]The *= means contains, so in the last example a class called &quot;top-billboard-wrapper 123randomABC&quot; is also hidden.Adding random numbers is a common anti-adblock tactic (makes it also harder to create custom rules using AdGuard&#039;s ad-sniper or uBO&#039;s element picker)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 97327, post: 1065566"] Nice find about the support continuation using GPO (y) The link you posted clearly states the limitations of Mv3 vs Mv2, but on the other hand how many users use these advanced Mv2 functions? When I recall right [USER=26718]@silversurfer[/USER] posted he is very satisfied with UBOL (correct me when I am wrong). I am currently using NextDNS with only 2 privacy list (AdGuardDNS and 1HostLight) and AdGuardMv3 with 3 small filters (Kees1958 Mv3, Bypass Clean Filter and uBlock Quick fixes) and don't see advertisements. AG Mv3 also has an ad-sniper tool to create cosmetic rules for left overs ____smal HOW TO create your own user rules in AG Mv3 when AD_SNIPER does not work --- I know HTML , CSS and Javascript, so I can easily add an USER rule to create a cosmetic rule to hide an ID or CLASS. Just move your mouse to the advertisement or part you want to hide and right-click Inspect. [SPOILER="Use right-click INSPECT example for MalwareTips"] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1700239585402.png"]279765[/ATTACH] [/SPOILER] The two examples below hide a DIVider (part of a website) with a certain ID (BBC.COM) or with a CLASS (RTLnieuws) containing part of a logical name. Websites often use self explaining logical names for easy website maintenance. Usually wrapper is the highest level of a component, so choose that when you see it. ! BBC.com hide DIV's with ID containing "leaderbord" bbc.com##div[id*="leaderboard"] ! RTL nieuws hide DIV's with CLASS containing "billboard-wrapper" rtlnieuws.nl##div[class*="billboard-wrapper"] The *= means contains, so in the last example a class called "top-billboard-wrapper 123randomABC" is also hidden. Adding random numbers is a common anti-adblock tactic (makes it also harder to create custom rules using AdGuard's ad-sniper or uBO's element picker) [/QUOTE]

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