1.0.6

Hello to all of Adguard for iOS users!

A month ago we released a v.1.0.6 beta, and if you are lucky to participate in Adguard TestFlight program, you know that main news of this beta was introducing of Assistant - a tool many are familiar with from Windows and Mac versions of Adguard. Even if you are completely new to it, don't worry. We added an introduction video that will get you acquainted with everything it can do. Shortly, it is a tool to block any element on the page, from a rare missed ad to generally anything you just don't want to see for some reason. Other changes are not so major, but also useful: we fixed background updates for some 'problematic' devices where there were problems.

Adguard Assistant

[Added] Adguard Assistant tool, which gives user an ability to block any element on the current page in Safari #35

It will be useful in many situations when you don't like some element on the page which is not an ad, or on rare occasions when Adguard misses one. To block/hide this element, open Adguard from 'Sharing' menu. Choose 'Block Element On This Page' and then select an object on the page you want to remove by tapping on it. You will be given an option to adjust the frame size by tapping +/- buttons, as well as an ability to preview changes by tapping on 'eye' icon. Tap Adguard icon to confirm changes. Then, tap 'Open' to agree to go to Adguard and to save and enable the new rule which will block the selected element. Alternatively, just watch our tutorial video.

[Added] A tutorial video showing how to block elements manually #79
[Changed] Cosmetic changes to action extension dialog window on iPad #80

Other changes

[Fixed] Background update doesn't work on some devices #77

Previous update, v.1.0.5, brought many changes to background update process, but there were some problems left on particular devices. They should be fixed now in the release of 1.0.6.