I am quite a new user to this extension as I have used Ghostery for many years.

I really like to create custom rules for my browsing experience but being a novice I find it difficult to do so on the phone and a little easier on the desktop.

I am logged in with Firefox to have my bookmarks synchronised across both platforms but you cannot do the same with a Firefox account and Adguard. I will not create another account, just to do so.

It was rated 4 stars because of the above and that it doesn't stop YouTube overlay adds or the 2 playing before a video begins. Nor does it stop the 1 month free premium message. Also, to browse ad-free I need to create 50 or more user rules per day. There are some sites, the extension breaks and unlike Ghostery, you cannot go and into settings and allow for example Google Tag Manager for one site and block for the rest but only in desktop mode.

In the instructions for creating rules I want to know how to change the width of a div container from 73% to 100%

Example:

From:
div[id="bla" style="height: auto; width: 73%;"].

To:
div[id="bla" style="height: auto; width: 100%;"].

Obviously, I had to remove some chars so not to throw an error here.

so good other adblockers are can't block youtube ads

Очень не хватает опции, позволяющей скрыть все ссылки на адреса, которые блокируются сетевыми правилами. Каждый раз вручную добавлять фильтры вида a[href*="annoyngads.com"] - явно не выход. Поставлю 5 звезд, если такая функция появится.

Super, mais quand je le désactive sur certains sites, il continue à bloquer les pubs...

Does a good job.

Well I'm satisfied...so far...

All good, especially the fact that it comes with integrated offline lists even for international ads, and has ability to turn off automatic updates, and add user lists and filters, and has log viewer, and not only total number of blocked ads, but of specific also (unlike ublock origin). Also more user friendly options, words, especially the element picker.

But bad is that it does not have domains viewer without log, and it automatically downloads newest filter if we enable some filter that was not previously enabled, i did this via Work Offline option in Firefox to avoid the problem of unconsent update.

In Chrome you can right click the icon and choose "update filters" which fixes a LOT of ad problems on certain sites immediately. In Firefox right clicking does NOT offer such an option. Need this BADLY!