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This article is about AdGuard Browser Extension, which safeguards only your browser. To protect your entire device, [download the AdGuard app](https://adguard.com/download.html?auto=true) |
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This article is about AdGuard Browser Extension, which safeguards only your browser. To protect your entire device, [download the AdGuard app](https://adguard.com/download.html?auto=true) | |
This article is about AdGuard Browser Extension, which safeguards only your browser. To protect your entire device, [download the AdGuard app](https://adguard.com/download.html?auto=true). |
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You must enable either the developer mode (for Chrome versions prior to 138) or the *Allow User Scripts* toggle (for Chrome version 138 and more recent ones). When you do it, you give the extension a reliable and secure method of injecting scripts into web pages at an optimal time. This allows you to use **custom filters** and JavaScript rules in **User rules**. |
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You must enable either the developer mode (for Chrome versions prior to 138) or the *Allow User Scripts* toggle (for Chrome version 138 and more recent ones). When you do it, you give the extension a reliable and secure method of injecting scripts into web pages at an optimal time. This allows you to use **custom filters** and JavaScript rules in **User rules**. | |
You must either enable developer mode (for Chrome versions prior to 138) or the *Allow User Scripts* toggle (for Chrome version 138 and later). Doing so gives the extension a reliable and secure method of injecting scripts into web pages at the optimal time. This allows you to use custom filters and JavaScript rules in *User Rules*. |
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When adding a custom filter or a user rule, you will encounter a notification message asking you to turn on the developer mode to use these features on the extension: |
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When adding a custom filter or a user rule, you will encounter a notification message asking you to turn on the developer mode to use these features on the extension: | |
When adding a custom filter or user rule, a notification will appear asking you to enable developer mode to use these features in the extension: |
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This is because, from v5.2, AdGuard Browser Extension has migrated to the User Scripts API. In other words, the extension now uses script-based rules. |
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This is because, from v5.2, AdGuard Browser Extension has migrated to the User Scripts API. In other words, the extension now uses script-based rules. | |
This is because, starting with version 5.2, AdGuard Browser Extension has migrated to the User Scripts API. In other words, the extension now uses script-based rules. |
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