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You cannot ad blocklist in batch in AdGuard. Also developers are from Russia with headquarter in Cyprus.

by t0bia_s 4y ago

machinekob 4y ago
But code is open source so r*ussians who cares?
- DavideNL 4y ago
  It's kind of suspicious though, that you cannot find any info on for example who the Adguard CEO is, on their website. Most companies have an "about us" section with info where at least you can see who the people/management are. Instead, they provide a vague page: https://adguard.com/en/contacts.html https://adguard.com/en/contacts.html
- le-mark 4y ago
  Is anyone compiling from source or are most all installing precompiled binaries? How does one verify a binary matches the source with no additional code? This is a rhetorical question meant as an excercise for the reader.
muppetman 4y ago
What do you mean add blocklist in batch? Do you mean assign a particular blocklist to a particular client? If so then yes, this is the one feature missing from Adguard home. Its other features more than make up for it.
- t0bia_s 4y ago
  I just want to add multiple blocklist urls. I cannot. I need to copy paste url, name it (optional) and confirm for every single blicklist.
  - muppetman 4y ago
    Setting up blocklists is a one time thing. I mean I get your point but I see why not a lot of effort goes into this aspect. I also think for DNS blocking you're best off just adding one list and being done with it. Adding lots and lots of lists only opens you up to more fault positives and problems down the line IMHO.
    - t0bia_s 4y ago
      So making thinks difficult is now a feature?
leokennis 4y ago
This always makes me conflicted about AdGuard. I don’t mind they’re Russians, they cannot help “their” president being a tool. But the shadiness and opaqueness doesn’t jive well with me for a company that can basically see all my internet traffic. I’m currently happily using https://nextdns.io/ https://nextdns.io/ but I don’t thing you can install that on a Raspberry Pi.

You cannot ad blocklist in batch in AdGuard. Also developers are from Russia with headquarter in Cyprus.

machinekob 4y ago

But code is open source so r*ussians who cares?

DavideNL 4y ago
It's kind of suspicious though, that you cannot find any info on for example who the Adguard CEO is, on their website. Most companies have an "about us" section with info where at least you can see who the people/management are. Instead, they provide a vague page: https://adguard.com/en/contacts.html https://adguard.com/en/contacts.html
le-mark 4y ago
Is anyone compiling from source or are most all installing precompiled binaries? How does one verify a binary matches the source with no additional code? This is a rhetorical question meant as an excercise for the reader.

muppetman 4y ago

What do you mean add blocklist in batch? Do you mean assign a particular blocklist to a particular client? If so then yes, this is the one feature missing from Adguard home. Its other features more than make up for it.

t0bia_s 4y ago
I just want to add multiple blocklist urls. I cannot. I need to copy paste url, name it (optional) and confirm for every single blicklist.
- muppetman 4y ago
  Setting up blocklists is a one time thing. I mean I get your point but I see why not a lot of effort goes into this aspect. I also think for DNS blocking you're best off just adding one list and being done with it. Adding lots and lots of lists only opens you up to more fault positives and problems down the line IMHO.
  - t0bia_s 4y ago
    So making thinks difficult is now a feature?

leokennis 4y ago

This always makes me conflicted about AdGuard. I don’t mind they’re Russians, they cannot help “their” president being a tool. But the shadiness and opaqueness doesn’t jive well with me for a company that can basically see all my internet traffic. I’m currently happily using https://nextdns.io/ https://nextdns.io/ but I don’t thing you can install that on a Raspberry Pi.