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Vetted blocklists thread #1913
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StevenBlack's one would be nice to have, along with the Energized lists. |
As I recall, there were some people against Energized: #1325 (comment)
Can we just include the Energized Core? |
Sadly not, because of AdroitAdorKhan/EnergizedProtection#60. |
Weird stuff, so adding Energized means that the whitelist should be added as well |
We should consider adding Luminati and Avast to the list of "Services", see the lists here: https://github.com/durablenapkin/block |
it will be good if you replace Spam404 link |
@YBS-PC the "adblock-list" is supposed to be used by traditional adblockers and not in host-level blockers and there's a risk that at some point there will be added some unsupported modifiers like $third-party or $document. That's why I'd better keep simple hosts list for now. |
URLhaus Malicious URL Blocklist - https://gitlab.com/curben/urlhaus-filter#urlhaus-malicious-url-blocklist This list is being used by ublock origin to replace Malware domains list. The author also has an AGH specific list https://gitlab.com/curben/urlhaus-filter#domain-based-adguard-home |
It is now pretty safe to assume that anything Energized-related is ruled out entirely, since the lead dev is too often absent that the possibility of creating a Core + Whitelist combo for AGH probably wouldn't be worth the effort to suggest and hope for. On the other hand, I'm currently testing out Block List Project: Ads, with good results so far. |
Based on my experience I would suggest using the "Lite version" of the URLhaus list, that version contains the current online domains/IPs only. The full list results in false positives as it contains entries that once contained malware but may have been fixed 6 months or a year ago, but are still included in the list as historic. |
One more interesting list - |
It is now reasonably safe to assume that no projects or lists made by Energized Protection should ever be included in AdGuard Home or any other AdGuard project, due to long-term negligence of reported problems by its one actual maintainer: Edit: Okay, so in my eagerness to point this out, I forgot I had essentially pointed out the same thing near-verbatim a month ago, although without a proper conclusive source at the time. My fault. 😅 |
Feel free to get back to me if you use this list. |
One more interesting list: |
This list is nice for blocking trackers. Have a nice day |
Developer Dan's Ads & Tracking
Website: https://www.github.developerdan.com/hosts/ |
The Malware Domain List vetted by AGH no longer appears to be valid. |
@DandelionSprout it resulted, we just create additional issues for actually adding or updating lists. This one is purely for discussion and suggestions. |
Problem DescriptionHave to manually find more lists, defaults aren't enough Proposed SolutionAdd lists that are green & bulleted with a tick from Firebog.net to the default "Choose from the list" option |
Could this data be incorporated into the default AG list or into a separate list? |
After doing some RegEx conversion testing of Privacy Badger's list, there are some problems with it, and the problems are pretty big at that, sadly. They've set the list to block |
An allow list for affiliate links would be useful too, but we'd need a version of this that applies to subdomains too. |
@timkgh, I have converted the A&T links list to AdGuard format, extended it with my own domains and use it in AdGuard Home: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Zelo72/adguard/main/whitelist.referral.adguard Feel free to use it, it will be updated regularly. |
@Zelo72 the converted list does not seem to allow subdomains, using the NextDNS list directly has the same problem. I think the converted version needs to use the |
Apparently xorcan's Turkish list is gone. An apparent successor has been created: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HuzunluArtemis/TurkishAdblockList/main/src/HostsList.txt |
Can we please have the ticked firebog lists added/vetted? |
International/China accelerated ad filtering rules subscription. 文件库:trli.coding.net/public adguardhome:https://trli.coding.net/p/file/d/ad-hosts/git/lfs/master/ad-adguardhome.txt allow:https://trli.coding.net/p/file/d/allow/git/lfs/master/allow.txt The project is available globally and has been made out of a black and white list of global examples. |
My current understanding is that when it comes to lists that should be natively included in AGH as opt-ins, such requests are now supposed to be submitted to https://github.com/AdguardTeam/HostlistsRegistry, although it doesn't seem to me that that repository have taken effect in stable AdGuard versions yet. For general simple suggestions, however, I can only presume that this thread is still the intended place. |
Can we look at adding some of the lists from Zelo72 https://github.com/Zelo72/adguard |
Zelo72 seems to be gone, does anyone know what happened to him and whether there are replacements for this list? #1913 (comment) |
Oh no! I really enjoyed using Zelo72's lists 🥲 I hope it's temporary. |
The list is now https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/main/adblock/whitelist-referral.txt |
Starting with AdGuard Home 0.107.17, AdGuard Home will use the Hostlists Registry as the source of its filtering rule lists. Please send your suggestions to that repo. See #3972. Thanks! |
AdGuard Home lets the user choose from a list of vetted blocklists.
If you have in mind any lists that can be added there, please leave a comment in this thread, we'll consider it.
Previous task with a relevant comments thread: #1325
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