Andrey Meshkov

Here's the definition: https://adguard.com/kb/general/ad-filtering/create-own-filters/#strict-third-party-modifier Adding support for it should be relatively straightforward. Once it's added the documentation in the knowledge base should be updated.

Currently, there's this limitation: - `urlblock`, `genericblock`, `generichide`, `elemhide`, `specifichide`, and `jsinject` modifiers can be used only as a single modifier in a rule. It's not clear why would we...

Currently, there is this limitation: `@@||sub.example.org^$specifichide` doesn't disable `test.sub.example.org##.banner` and `example.org##.banner` It can be lifted if we change the way the domains are scanned.

This can be achieved by limiting `resource-types` that `$urlblock` rule is applied to. If we exclude `document` from the list, the rule will stop disabling cosmetics.

In the current implementation `$genericblock` is basically the same as `$document`, i.e. it disables filtering completely. This implementation can be improved if we change the way the list is ordered....

Improve `@@` rules to not disable cosmetics

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Exception rules in Safari rely on the rule type `ignore-previous-rules` so to make it work we have to order the rules in a specific order. Exception rules without modifiers are...

See the documentation here: https://adguard.com/kb/general/ad-filtering/create-own-filters/#non-basic-url-modifier

Consider supporting mixed `if-domain` / `unless-domain` for cosmetic rules

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Here's the idea: ```adblock example.org,~sub.example.org##.banner ``` Could be converted to something like that: ```json { "url-filter": "example.org", "unless-domain": ["*sub.example.org"] } ```

In newer Safari versions there's a resource type `svg-document` that we don't take into account: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/creating-a-content-blocker#:~:text=any%20untyped%20load)%2C-,svg%2Ddocument,-%2C%20media%2C We should test for which requests this resource type is used and then decide...

It's a work-in-progress task and I'll be adding new MDM solutions here, for now I'll just collect some useful links. Generally, MDM solutions allow managing company devices and their settings...