Versões do AdGuard DNS
2.2
24 de abr. de 2023
O destaque deste lançamento é a possibilidade de personalizar o plano “Equipe”: agora, você pode escolher o número de dispositivos, servidores e solicitações mensais antes de fechar a assinatura. Além disso, nós adicionamos a opção de selecionar um código de resposta para solicitações bloqueadas e, é claro, corrigimos alguns bugs.
Lista de mudanças
Funcionalidades
Possibilidade de personalizar o plano Equipe
Mais informações sobre as atualizações de tráfego mensal adicionadas #490
Opção de selecionar um código de resposta para solicitações bloqueadas
Blog do AdGuard DNS adicionado
Design do bloco Linked IP atualizado
Traduções atualizadas #570
Correções
Na versão mobile do Safari, o registro de filtragem é revertido automaticamente para o seu estado padrão após rolagem
Problema com estatísticas e configurações de retenção de log #472
EDNS Client Subnet não podia ser desativado #542
A condição de erro não é redefinida quando o tipo de linha a ser adicionada é alterado #563
As barras não são salvas nos comentários do editor de regras do usuário #576
Atualizações de registro de consulta em tempo real não retêm alterações de filtro #460
2.1.6
1 de mar. de 2023
Pequenos bugs devem ser corrigidos antes que eles piorem e acabem afetando a performance do AdGuard DNS. Nós queremos lançar patches no momento certo, e aqui está mais um deles.
Lista de mudanças
Corrigido
Impossível alcançar o botão “Experimentar o AdGuard DNS” no Safari no iOS #436
As configurações do servidor selecionado são resetadas após a atualização da página
O domínio não é encontrado no campo de pesquisa se foi copiado e colado #530
Alteração no texto de sugestão de limpeza de logs e estatísticas #536
Adicionado
Sugestão TTL padrão #535
Habilidade de personalizar qual resposta será utilizada para um domínio bloqueado
Opção de bloquear o domínio canário do Mozilla
2.1.5
2 de fev. de 2023
Neste patch, nós corrigimos vários bugs e, agora, o AdGuard roda melhor.
Lista de mudanças
Corrigido
Picos no gráfico de estatísticas
Gatilho incorreto do limite de dispositivos
O reset das estatísticas não se aplica a todas as seções de filtros
Impossível fazer login via Apple ID se a autenticação em 2 fatores estiver ativada
Os valores de domínios mais bloqueados e com mais solicitações estão misturados na versão mobile #482
O reset dos filtros nos registros de filtragem não limpam o campo de pesquisa dos domínios #524
2.1.4
29 de dez. de 2022
Este patch é um presentinho para que você comece o ano bem. Nós melhoramos significativamente a performance dos nossos servidores DNS, adicionamos instruções para conectar o AdGuard DNS ao AdGuard VPN e à extensão de navegador AdGuard e corrigimos pequenos bugs.
2.1.3
7 de dez. de 2022
Agora é possível conectar seu dispositivo com o AdGuard VPN instalado, seja Android ou iOS, ao AdGuard DNS via email. Para isso:
Abra a dashboard do AdGuard DNS e selecione Conectar novo dispositivo;
Escolha entre Android ou iOS e nomeie o seu dispositivo;
Selecione Próximo e então Enviar link por email;
Insira seu endereço de email para o qual você deseja mandar o link e clique em Enviar
Abra o email no dispositivo que você quer conectar ao AdGuard DNS e selecione Conectar dispositivo.
Para este lançamento, nós também expandimos a lista de filtros usados, fizemos melhorias na interface de usuário, corrigimos alguns bugs e adicionamos uma localização no Vietnã.
Adicionado
Opção de conectar o AdGuard DNS ao app do AdGuard VPN através de um email de configuração
Soporte para o idioma vietnamita
Filtros adicionados
1Hosts (mini)
HaGeZi Personal Black & White
HUN: Hufilter
LIT: EasyList Lithuania
No Google
Corrigido
A página inicial do AdGuard DNS não carrega quando a retransmissão privada do iCloud+ estiver desativada
2.1.2
22 de nov. de 2022
No AdGuard DNS v2.1.2, nós otimizamos a interface da dashboard, adicionamos um servidor em Joanesburgo e a opção de desativar o registro automático das atualizações de filtragem. Além disso, nós corrigimos alguns bugs, e agora renomear um dispositivo ou entender o boletim de estatísticas não será mais um problema.
Se você usa o AdGuard VPN para Android ou iOS, você pode facilmente adicionar um DNS criptografado ao seu dispositivo. Basta seguir as instruções ao adicionar um novo dispositivo.
Adicionado
Corrigido
2.1.1
25 de out. de 2022
Estes ajustes foram pensados para que pequenos erros sejam reparados e para que duas localizações bônus sejam adicionadas.
Lista de mudanças
[Melhorado] Tradução adicionada para as páginas de login e dashboard em português e português brasileiro
[Corrigido] Hora da última atividade de um dispositivo incorreta #427
[Corrigido] Status de assinatura VPN incorreto #352
[Corrigido] Atualizar a página Configurações do dispositivo redireciona às configurações do servidor #430
2.1
20 de out. de 2022
O AdGuard DNS agora é compatível com DNS-sobre-HTTP/3 no modo experimental. Foi um desafio, mas conseguimos. Por enquanto, somente o AdGuard Home e o dnsproxy são 100% compatíveis com DNS-sobre-HTTP/3, mas logo DoH3 estará disponível em outros produtos AdGuard. No entanto, nosso foco é o DNS-sobre-QUIC e o consideramos mais avançado, mas queremos desenvolver a compatibilidade com outros protocolos também, e o DoH3 é a prova disso.
Outra boa notícia é que passaremos a enviar boletins semanais e mensais no email dos usuários AdGuard DNS, apresentando estatísticas sobre solicitações, dispositivos e empresas de forma conveniente e visual. Se achar que está a receber muitos boletins, pode cancelar o recebimento quando quiser.
Alterações
[Melhorado] Botão “Aplicar” adicionado após a alteração no nome do servidor
[Melhorado] Consulta de registro de dados cortado no modo desktop #366
[Melhorado] Na página de consulta de registros, os números se movem quando uma nova página é aberta #368
[Corrigido] Mudar para 90 dias ou menos faz com que as datas se sobreponham #323
[Corrigido] Texto cortado para o último domínio da lista Melhores Domínios
#339
[Corrigido] Datas cortadas nos lados direito e esquerdo da tabela na versão mobile do site. #341
[Corrigido] Status de assinatura enganoso (AdGuard VPN) #352
[Corrigido] Erro no status de regras de bloqueio aplicadas #361
[Corrigido] O botão “atualizar” na página inicial não anula o número de solicitações
[Corrigido] Os dados de registro de consulta são cortados (versão desktop do site) #366
[Corrigido] Aviso de limite no plano Enterprise
[Corrigido] Não é possível chegar até as configurações da conta pela barra de rolagem no Safari para MacOS #353
[Corrigido] Em alguns casos, as estatísticas estavam incorretas
[Corrigido] As estatísticas de Melhores Localizações são sobrepostas ao selecionar a opção 90 dias #326
2.0.1
7 de set. de 2022
It's been two weeks since the release of AdGuard DNS 2.0, but there's still a pleasant aftertaste. We've been painstakingly working on this product to give you a reliable and convenient tool to control your online traffic. And we succeeded.
Still, small bugs had crept into the release. That's why we're publishing a patch today: so you can enjoy the service, and we can move on to some bigger tasks with peace of mind.
Changelog
[Enhancement] Added search to the DNS knowledge base
[Enhancement] Updated link for Contact Us button on purchase page
[Enhancement] Improved the Traffic Destinations page
[Enhancement] Add an option to use
add-cpe-id in Dnsmasq to identify the device[Fixed] Disabling logs disables tariff statistics
[Fixed] Numbers in Japanese, Korean, Chinese are displayed incorrectly
2.0
18 de ago. de 2022
The beta testing phase is finally over! From now on the new level of traffic control is available for you. With AdGuard DNS 2.0 you can:
Flexibly configure domain blocking via blocklists, query log and user rules;
See real-time requests statistics from all connected devices;
Enable and set up Parental control;
Learn more about all the changes and improvements of AdGuard DNS 2.0 in our blog.
0.6
29 de jul. de 2022
Check out the sixth beta version of AdGuard DNS (and hopefully the final one before the release). In it we’ve improved the dark theme: updated the map styles and QR-code, so that everything could be easily read and scanned. And, of course, we fixed some minor bugs. The private AdGuard DNS now runs smoother!
Changelog
[Enhancement] Updated map styles in the dark theme
[Enhancement] Added an option to disable iCloud Private Relay
[Fixed] QR code is not scanned in the dark theme
[Fixed] Autofill doesn’t work in Safari on macOS and iOS
[Fixed] Minor bug fixes in desktop и mobile versions
0.5
13 de jul. de 2022
There are five fingers in a hand, five oceans on Earth, and five betas of the private AdGuard DNS. Today we're releasing the fifth beta of our DNS and we hope you'll rate it 5/5!
In this version we’ve implemented support for DDR (Discovery of Designated Resolvers) by the latest draft of the new standard. With this feature, an encrypted connection to the DNS server will be set up automatically on devices with DDR support, provided the device previously knew the server address. A computer or smartphone will send a request to the known address and receive all the necessary information to establish a secure connection.
DDR support appeared in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22489, which means that the feature will get into the release version after a while. When this happens, Windows and AdGuard DNS users will be automatically reconnected to encrypted DNS servers – public or private, depending on the services selected earlier.
We’ve also improved ECS (EDNS Client Subnet) implemented in the third beta. Servers now respond with more precise IP addresses that better match your location. Furthermore, we are continuing to refine the open AdGuard DNS API, and now there are methods for getting statistics. All documentation is available at Knowledge Base.
We’ve fixed some bugs and worked on the interface: authorization via Apple ID now works properly, the dark theme has become really dark, and the Query log is prettier than ever. French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean were added to the dashboard, and we are committed to continue localizing the private AdGuard DNS, making it accessible to users from all over the world!
Changelog
[Enhancement] Added support for DDR (Discovery of Designated Resolvers)
[Enhancement] Statistic retrieval methods were added to the API
[Enhancement] Added an option to change subscription type
[Enhancement] Added an option to extend subscription
[Enhancement] Added support for Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, and Italian
[Enhancement] Added the "Don’t ask again" checkbox to the system notification that appears when deleting user rules
[Fixed] After logging in via Apple ID the personal account opens instead of dashboard if the user has an AdGuard VPN subscription
[Fixed] In dark theme statistics blocks are highlighted in white
[Fixed] In dark theme text in some fields is grayed out
[Fixed] Some elements in the mobile version of the website are displayed incorrectly
0.4
21 de jun. de 2022
The period of active "building" of the private AdGuard DNS is left behind, and now we're polishing the service to a shine. Just take a look at the current changelog and compare it to the one we published for the previous beta. The difference is obvious.
The fourth beta features dark theme and language selection – at the moment, the dashboard is translated into German, Spanish, and Russian. To find both options, go to Account settings. And some more good news: from now on all AdGuard VPN users with a subscription will get the Personal plan of the private AdGuard DNS for free.
We hope you’ll enjoy the new version. Use the service and leave feedback on any platform you like.
Changelog
[Enhancement] Added dark theme
[Enhancement] Added support for VPN subscriptions and information about VPN subscribers automatically getting a Personal DNS subscription
[Enhancement] Added German and Spanish localizations
[Enhancement] Improved search function in the filter section on mobile devices
[Enhancement] Supplemented instructions for different devices
[Enhancement] Added a link to DNS rules syntax in the query log dialog
[Fixed] The “View device settings” button doesn't work on iOS devices
[Fixed] The “Unable to renew subscription” popup hangs for too long
0.3.1
10 de jun. de 2022
The recently released third beta of private AdGuard DNS was really good and brought a lot of useful features to users. However, as it turned out, it contained a few flaws. So that you don't have to deal with them anymore, we are releasing a patch v0.3.1 for private AdGuard DNS.
Changelog
[Fixed] Clicking the Block button in Query log deletes all existing user rules and replaces them with a new one #265
[Fixed] Unable to move devices between servers #248
[Fixed] Incorrect links on the "Thanks for your purchase" page
[Fixed] Discount promo codes do not work correctly
[Fixed] There is no payment button in the mobile version of the website
[Fixed] Incorrect designation of the number of requests in Statistics
0.3
26 de mai. de 2022
Meet the third beta version of private AdGuard DNS! We are steadily moving towards a full-fledged product, adding new features, changing and improving UI — everything to make you really enjoy using AdGuard DNS.
The version history – in front of your eyes
First and foremost, we've added a version history page for the AdGuard DNS service. Now you can see the full list of changes, learn about new features, and see how the work on private AdGuard DNS service is progressing.
Contribute to AdGuard DNS translation
Until now, private AdGuard DNS could only be used in English: first we had to make sure everything was working as it should. With this version we've extended the geography by adding the possibility to translate the dashboard into different languages. Help us make AdGuard DNS more accessible to everyone by participating in the translations! You can find a detailed article on how to use the Crowdin platform in our Knowledge Base. And if you already know how to use it, visit the AdGuard DNS project in Crowdin. Select the Dashboard and choose the language you want, then you're ready to translate!
AdGuard DNS Knowledge Base
To make it easier to understand AdGuard DNS, we've added the Knowledge Base. You can see all the latest Knowledge Base changes in the AdGuard DNS GitHub repository.
Subscription
We've added a paid subscription on private AdGuard DNS. Subscription is not required during beta testing, but we'd appreciate it if you'd like to support us now.
DNS filters
We've also fixed DNS filters: eliminated the bug with the
/etc/hosts-style rules failing to work and added support for rules with $dnsrewrite. By the way, you can read about the DNS filtering syntax in the Knowledge Base.ECS support
The AdGuard DNS servers now support EDNS Client Subnet (ECS).
This feature allows users to get responses corrected for the location of the DNS user. We had long been hesitating to implement it in AdGuard DNS: ECS assumes handing over an anonymized user's IP address to the name server. In this version, we've solved the problem: instead of the user's IP address, we pass another address from approximately the same location as the user's.
New blocklists
We've added a lot of new blocklists — now it's even easier to customize AdGuard DNS. And if that's not enough, you can request and add more blocklists in the GitHub repository (before you do that, read requirements for blocklists in the section “What Blocklists Can Be Added Here”).
Open API
AdGuard DNS now has an open API. If you want to integrate with AdGuard DNS, read the documentation.
UI fixes and more
We've also fixed a lot of minor bugs and added some useful features.
Test private AdGuard DNS and leave feedback on any convenient platforms — it will help us become better.
Changelog
[Enhancement] Improved the appearance of the multiselect (element with the ability to select multiple values, such as countries, devices)
[Enhancement] For the device location, the Traffic Destination section uses data from its last activity
[Fixed] Incorrect detection for account time zone
[Fixed] Statistics and logs do not get cleared when their retention period is changed
[Fixed] Incorrect country detection for some domains
[Fixed] Significant delay in clearing logs and statistics
[Other] Added the option "Last 7 days" to date selector
0.2
16 de mar. de 2022
We’ve all been waiting for it: we're proud to present the open beta of private AdGuard DNS! From now on, anyone can set up their own DNS server.
We took the best of AdGuard DNS and AdGuard Home and designed a product that would be flexible and customizable, meet the needs of "geeks", and have a user-friendly interface. We hope we succeeded! And now let's take a closer look at the best features of private AdGuard DNS.
Block/unblock domains
With a private DNS server, it is only you who decides which domains should be blocked and which shouldn’t — on each device! Connect your computer, smartphone, tablet or router and manage their requests as desired.
Blocklists management
You can also choose which domain blocking rules should be implemented. And those who aren't satisfied with dozens of pre-installed blocklists can import and export their own custom rules.
Advanced statistics
Now you can see the full statistics of your requests: how many requests were registered, to which companies, and to which countries. Besides, you can view this information for different dates, countries, and even for different devices connected to your DNS server. And of course, block and unblock requests on the go.
Parental control
To protect your child from online content you deem inappropriate, you can use Parental control. You can activate the safe search and manually specify domains for blocking as well as set the schedule: for instance, not allow your child to watch videos during homework.
Join beta testing
To take part in beta testing go to AdGuard DNS website and press *Join beta***, then sign up or log into your AdGuard account. You're done! Create your own DNS server and manage your requests — you are in control.
0.1
28 de set. de 2021
Great news: AdGuard DNS is advancing to a new level. We're about to release the product that many have yearned for so long — the private AdGuard DNS!
What a public DNS server blocks cannot be changed — it only has to be taken for granted. With your own DNS server, you'll be in control of all the query statistics and be able to choose which domains you want to block. It'll allow you to add blocklists and set up Parental control. And the user-friendly interface will make it no problem to get to grips with it all.
We added a new website where you can already see what the private AdGuard DNS interface will look like, learn how to connect to the public DNS server, and subscribe to the AdGuard DNS newsletter. If you do, we'll message you at launch and keep you up-to-date with the latest AdGuard news.
Thank you for your support! Stay tuned — and in the meantime, we're working to make sure the next release is to your liking.