Formerly AdGuard Simplified Domain names filter.
A filter composed of several other filters (AdGuard Base filter, Social media filter, Tracking Protection filter, Mobile Ads filter, EasyList and EasyPrivacy) and simplified specifically to be better compatible with DNS-level ad blocking.
The direct link to the filter: https://adguardteam.github.io/AdGuardSDNSFilter/Filters/filter.txt.
Please note, that to use this filter it is necessary to support basic ad blocking rules syntax. It does not make much sense to extract just the hosts file.
This is a default filter for AdGuard Home and for the public AdGuard DNS servers.
yarn install
yarn run build
The output is written to Filters/filter.txt.
AdGuard Base filter
AdGuard Base filter — first-party servers
AdGuard Base filter — foreign servers
AdGuard Mobile Ads filter
AdGuard Spanish/Portuguese filter
AdGuard Spanish/Portuguese filter — first-party servers
AdGuard common Cyrillic filters ad servers
AdGuard common Cyrillic filters ad servers — first-party servers
AdGuard Russian filter — first-party servers
AdGuard Ukrainian filter — first-party servers
AdGuard Belarusian language ad servers
AdGuard Bulgarian language ad servers
AdGuard Kazakh language ad servers
AdGuard Turkish filter
AdGuard Turkish filter — first-party servers
AdGuard French filter
AdGuard French filter — first-party servers
AdGuard Japanese filter
AdGuard Japanese filter — first-party servers
AdGuard German filter
AdGuard Chinese filter
AdGuard Chinese filter — first-party servers
AdGuard Dutch filter
AdGuard Dutch filter — first-party servers
EasyList
EasyList — third-party servers
EasyList — adult third-party servers
EasyList — adult popup servers
EasyList Germany
EasyList Hebrew
EasyList Italy
EasyList China
EasyList Dutch
ABPindo
ABPindo — third-party servers
AdblockID
hostsVN
hostsVN Threat
List-KR filter
List-KR filter - third-party servers
AdGuard Tracking Protection filter — third-party trackers
AdGuard Tracking Protection filter — first-party trackers
AdGuard Tracking Protection filter — mobile trackers
EasyPrivacy
EasyPrivacy — third-party trackers
EasyPrivacy — international trackers
EasyPrivacy — third-party international
DNS-level blocking is a crude method that makes a blocked website appear as if it were malfunctioning from the user's perspective. While this approach may suffice for blocking sub-requests to trackers, it is less effective when a user attempts to access a blocked domain directly.
This filter blocks domains that the users tend to open (more precisely, they are opened against the users' will) and it redirects them to a designated "blocked page", which provides explanations regarding the reasons for blocking.
Although redirecting to a different IP address is not the ideal solution, we are hopeful that the Structured Errors proposal will gain momentum. This would allow us to implement a better solution.
The AdGuard DNS Popup Hosts filter includes only rules that contain the modifiers popup, all, and document from the lists provided. This selection effectively means that these rules are directed at sites that open in the main frame.