#Adblock plus vs adblock trial#

It uses the same lists that ABP does, though I'm not sure if it is limited to certain ones or how easy it is to add any extra lists (I used it on default settings for a trial run). ABP can be paid to let ads through, AdMuncher I don't believe has gone down that road yet.ДЄdFender is like a free AdMuncher, but last I looked at it I don't think it can handle Https connections and blocking items it misses is a bit difficult. ABP has to rely on browser permissions and features to get the job done where AdMuncher does its job at levels below that. While AdGuard has three prime versions with three different licenses namely the one that supports only Android, then comes the standard one which supports Mac and windows, and the last one is the Premium one which supports all of them.

I believe that to be because there is far more testing done on potential entries in a list than there is with 'The user wants it, throw it in there'-ABP.ДЄdMuncher works very well with all browsers, ABP, supported or not, does not. The AdBlock Plus is free to download and most people prefer it over the free version of the AdGuard. AdMuncher is nowhere near as aggressive and therefore prone to screwing up websites than ABP is. ABP is constantly being updated, version 5 of Admuncher has reached Duke Nukem-levels of waiting for its release. ABP can handle Https, Admuncher, still, cannot. ABP is open source, AdMuncher I don't believe is (could be wrong) Neither offer decent support via their forums. AdMuncher is too expensive for what it is, ABP is free.

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