: This beta features tighter memory footprint controls, reducing background RAM usage during heavy browsing sessions.
: Resolved specific instances where element hiding failed on complex, dynamically loading web pages.
: The heavy lifting is done by the updated CoreLibs engine, which shows a noticeable improvement in rule processing speed. Adguard 2.5.0 (896) Beta
AdGuard has pushed out a new beta build aimed at refining its core engine, fixing persistent edge-case bugs, and updating its network filtering capabilities to match modern web standards. 🚀 Key Improvements and Performance
Which (Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS) are you testing this beta on so we can tailor the details? : This beta features tighter memory footprint controls,
: Some secure banking applications may trigger false positives with the local HTTPS filtering enabled, requiring manual whitelisting. 📝 Final Verdict
AdGuard 2.5.0 (896) Beta is a solid, albeit iterative, update. It does not reinvent the interface, but the backend optimizations make it a worthy upgrade for users who value a clean, tracker-free browsing experience and are willing to navigate the occasional beta quirk. AdGuard has pushed out a new beta build
: As is common with local VPN-based filtering on mobile platforms, a minor increase in background battery consumption remains present.
