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Lots of new features and bugfixes are awaiting you, and some of them are HUGE. If you keep track of our blog, or forum, you already know that the killer news of this release is adding the HTTPS filtering. And yes, this means no more ads in YouTube, Facebook or Twitter – you name it.

Just yesterday we wrote about the websites which detect ad blockers. And here is a thing – these publishers could be breaking European law.

We have recently found an interesting article about websites that fight programs and extensions against ads. It is about websites which open windows like “You have an ad blocker, turn it off or go away” (well, something like that).

Today we’ve got some huge news for you. We were announced the best startup and won €200 000 worth investments at Webit Festival.

During the last couple of months that had passed since the 6.0 release we were able to track quite a lot of bugs and defects, which were crucial to fix, so we concentrated on them for a while. Finally, everything seems to be fixed and we are ready to turn on the autoupdate.

One of the reasons users install ad blockers on mobile devices is the impact ads have on the data consumption.

Get ready, it’s time for an ‘ambitious plans post': we decided to build a roadmap – gather ideas for all Adguard products in one place. If you’re interested in what we plan to add/update/change in our programs and apps, then this post will shed light on it!

It has been 2 months now since the release of Adguard for Windows v.6, and we’ve got loads of different reports from our users in that period on issues caused by Stealth Mode.

AT&T (an American multinational telecommunications corporation) has published patent application recently. And the patent is quite peculiar. The point is in the invention of the system which will allow to display ads based on users emotions

More than two months have passed since the last update of Adguard for Android. It is a long break, but we were not sitting on our hands doing nothing. In fact, we have some big news for you: HTTPS filtering is finally here!