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My suggestion would be to either make the rules you want to remove a comment by adding the ! at the start of the entry, or remove the entry completely. Allowing a link that is considered to be malware or phishing could be bad; however, removing it completely will have the program process it like normal, allowing an antivirus or other blocker to catch it.
In https://blocklistproject.github.io/Lists/adguard/malware-ags.txt, remove all of the @@ rules completely or replace the || with ! and make the whole line a comment:
Example:
Current entry: @@||a.uguu.se^! Issue 57
New entry: !a.uguu.se Removed (Issue 57)
Something like that.
Or if it's something specific about the site, you could implement a new rule that would still block the bad and allow the good.
||uguu.se^$denyallow=a.uguu.se
Don't quote me on if that's the correct format, but I know the denyallow modifier is for cases like this. https://adguard-dns.io/kb/general/dns-filtering-syntax/#denyallow
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My suggestion would be to either make the rules you want to remove a comment by adding the ! at the start of the entry, or remove the entry completely. Allowing a link that is considered to be malware or phishing could be bad; however, removing it completely will have the program process it like normal, allowing an antivirus or other blocker to catch it.
In https://blocklistproject.github.io/Lists/adguard/malware-ags.txt, remove all of the @@ rules completely or replace the || with ! and make the whole line a comment:
Example:
Current entry: @@||a.uguu.se^! Issue 57
New entry: !a.uguu.se Removed (Issue 57)
Something like that.
Or if it's something specific about the site, you could implement a new rule that would still block the bad and allow the good.
||uguu.se^$denyallow=a.uguu.se
Don't quote me on if that's the correct format, but I know the denyallow modifier is for cases like this. https://adguard-dns.io/kb/general/dns-filtering-syntax/#denyallow
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