AdGuard for Windows
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Ad blockingAdGuard Ad Blocker wipes out annoying banners, pop-ups, and video ads
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Privacy protectionAdGuard Ad Blocker shields your data from web analytics and online trackers
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Browsing securityAdGuard Ad Blocker protects against phishing and malicious sites
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Parental controlAdGuard Ad Blocker shields children from inappropriate and adult content
Keneth Ouma I used the trial version and was very satisfied. I've used Adguard browser extensions on Microsoft Edge, Chrome and Firefox on a PC. I found it very useful in blocking Ads on the phone too. I also learnt about their other services including a VPN. T1
Bindu Tripathi What a wonderful......... Just like an miracle. The best sequrity app download it and free from advertisement in few moments.........
Anonymous As an adblocker that operates from the OS rather than the browser, it "feels" like webpage loading is a bit slower, but that is a small price to pay for AdGuard's ability to block youtube ads. Prior to AdGuard, youtube seems to have developed the a1
Vikas Food companion to Samsung internet. Multiple blocklist. Regularly updated. No ads, no payments.
Robert Download the version on their official website not this play store version. Trust me it doesn't suck 🙃
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Why AdGuard?
FAQ
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An ad blocker is a program designed to make the Web cleaner and safer and protect your privacy. AdGuard blocks pop-up ads, banners, and video ads — even on YouTube. It removes cookies and tracking requests. It knows what websites are dangerous and ensures you don’t visit any of them.
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Most ad blockers are browser extensions that can’t remove all types of ads. If you’re using more than one browser, you’ll need to install an ad-blocking extension for each of them. And if you want to block ads in apps, you just won’t be able to.AdGuard offers apps for Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac. With them, you can block ads in browsers and apps, prevent websites and companies from tracking you, and protect yourself from phishing and malware. AdGuard also speeds up page loading, allows you to manage DNS servers and web requests, and has in-app support. You can learn more from our comparison table.
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We have apps for all popular platforms. AdGuard for Windows, Mac, and Android can be downloaded directly from this page. AdGuard for iOS is available on the App Store. Installation shouldn't be a problem, but you can always check the instructions in our Knowledge base.
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Our full-fledged apps for Windows, Mac, and Android offer you a free trial — that’s how you can discover all the features AdGuard has to offer.Our apps for Android and iOS also have free versions. They can be helpful as well: the free version of AdGuard for Android can block ads in browsers, and the free version of AdGuard for iOS blocks ads and trackers in Safari. But their functionality is limited: to block ads in apps, control DNS requests, protect yourself from malicious domains, and more, you’ll need a full version.AdGuard also has completely free browser extensions. To learn more about the difference between the AdGuard extensions and full-fledged apps, check out our comparison table.
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Sure! AdGuard supports all popular platforms: Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac. The best way to use AdGuard on multiple devices is to buy a license, download the AdGuard app for the needed platform, and log in to it with your license key or AdGuard account credentials.
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You don’t necessarily have to buy a license to use AdGuard. But here are some ideas about how it can make your life better:A license gives you access to advanced features of AdGuard for Android or iOS: ad blocking in apps, DNS protection, firewall, statistics, app management, and others. It also allows you to use AdGuard for Windows and Mac.With a license, you can use AdGuard on multiple devices and thus protect your family and friends.If you like AdGuard, that’s how you can support us.
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Sure! You can buy a license on a special page and enter the recipient's email — we'll send them a license with a nice gift card. Discounts are applied to gift licenses, too.
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We’ve been developing privacy-oriented products since 2009 and have more than 160 million users worldwide. We never share your personal information with anyone and only collect strictly necessary data to run our websites and apps. You can read more in our Privacy policy.
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If you want to know more about how exactly AdGuard products work, what filters are, how to create your own filtering rules, and more, check out our Knowledge base. For industry news, AdGuard releases, and promos, you can visit our blog. And if you’d like, you can watch our explanatory videos on AdGuard’s YouTube channel or follow us on social media.
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You can share AdGuard with your friends. Whether you buy more licenses and connect your loved ones to AdGuard, buy a license as a gift, share our posts on social networks, or just advise our products to someone you care about — we’re always glad to show more people how beautiful the safe and ad-free Web is.You can rate us in app stores and on our website. That’s how we know we’re on the right track.You can also become our contributor: maybe you’re good at translating, know how to improve our filters or the Knowledge base, or want to become a beta tester? We are grateful to our contributors and reward them in return — with AdGuard licenses and gifts.
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For any questions, you can always contact us at support@adguard.com.
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