Decisions about filters with problematic rules are arbitrary and there may be exceptions (see items 9 and 10, for example). A rule is considered problematic if it causes false positives or otherwise displays unintended behavior. If the filter contains too many problematic rules, it will not be added.

We reserve the right to remove the filter earlier, depending on circumstances. Previously added filters that haven't received any support for a year will be removed.If the filter works only in some operating systems and satisfies all other criteria, it will be added but only for the supported platforms.You can familiarize yourself with AdGuard syntax here. The filter should be compatible with AdGuard products.The filter should be regularly updated with at least 10 updates per month.the filter should be actively supported for at least 6 months.if there is no repository on GitHub, the number of analyzed issues and discussions is estimated at 10 per month on the filter's website.if there is a repository on GitHub, the number of stars should be at least 50.The filter should be relatively popular, meaning:.The filter should have a place for receiving user complaints and holding discussions, such as a repository on, or a website open to public.If it has rules for paywall circumvention, we won't add such a filter. The filter should be oriented towards browser content blockers.When making a decision about adding a third-party filter, we follow these rules: We may add third-party filters to AdGuard Filters Registry. What filters can be added to this repository Also, these filters can be slightly modified in order to achieve better compatibility with AdGuard. This repository contains the known filters subscriptions available to AdGuard users.

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