Protection
Ad networks
See exactly which ad networks AdBolish has stopped, and every domain each one tried to use. Trackers are on Privacy, dangerous sites on Threats.
Turning ad blocking on and off
The Ad blocking card at the top of the page has one switch, Ads & trackers: Ads, trackers, analytics and metrics across every app and site. It's on by default. Turning it off stops ad blocking only; threats and your content filters carry on. To stop everything at once, use the Protection switch on Overview.
If the card says Protection is off, so nothing here is blocked right now. (or that protection is paused), the switch here can read on while nothing is blocked. Click Go to Overview to turn protection back on.
The networks table
Ad networks stopped lists every advertising network AdBolish has blocked, with its Blocks, unique Domains and Share of blocks. The total above the table counts all-time blocks.
AdBolish recognises the big networks by name. A blocked domain it doesn't recognise is filed by its name: one that looks like analytics or telemetry goes to Privacy, anything else here, under its own domain.
Click a network to filter the table below to its domains. Click it again to clear the filter.
The domains table
Below, Most blocked domains (or Domains from the network you picked) shows each Domain, its Network, the List that blocked it, Blocks and Last seen. Allow adds that domain to your exclusions, so it's never blocked again.
What usually goes wrong
- A network you rely on is listed. Allowing one domain is usually enough. To allow every domain of a network at once, use Allow ▸ Allow network on the Realtime page.
Ad networks — see what it does
One switch for ad blocking, and a breakdown of every advertising network AdBolish stopped: its blocks, its domains, its share, and the domains behind it. Learn more about the Ad networks.
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