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Count of Domains on Blocklists #5517
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Originally created by @gelbphoenix on GitHub (Jan 23, 2025).
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The problem
It isn't really clear how many domains a AdGuard Home instance has on the added blocklists. Listing the number can be a good and interesting indication of how much of the internet is blocked by an instance.
Proposed solution
Adding a counter on the dashboard which shows the domains on the blocklists. Said counter could also function as a direct link to
/#filters. Something similar to what Pi-Hole already does.Alternatives considered and additional information
Either not implementing this at all or at the
/#filterspage as a simple text value.@Dynamic5912 commented on GitHub (Jan 23, 2025):
Number of domains is irrelevant.
If it's blocking ads that's all that matters.
Otherwise just total up the domains from the blocklist page.
@gelbphoenix commented on GitHub (Jan 23, 2025):
They show the total length of the blocklists and don't exclude domains that are already blocked by another blocklist.
Also I wouldn't say that this is irrelevant as a very high count of blocked domains can conclude in high resource usage and response times.
@Hello-World-Traveler commented on GitHub (Feb 2, 2025):
I do think this is useful information, Knowing the total number of blocked domains and or non-blocked domains (white listed) is good for admins. I think we used to have this on the main page?
@01010110011000010110111001101001 commented on GitHub (Feb 17, 2025):
It would be nice.
Best would be to be able to choose which 4 stats are at the main page.
Depend at the use you wont even needa a "child safety lock" or "phishing" website counter and there is always just a 0% where could be more usefuel stats.
@Hello-World-Traveler commented on GitHub (Feb 19, 2025):
hey @ainar-g can this go on to a list to be added later in the future?
@ainar-g commented on GitHub (Feb 19, 2025):
This cannot really be done precisely, as AGH supports wildcard- and regexp-based rules. There is also the fact that AGH can block queries based on DNS query type as well, so if a domain has
AAAArecords blocked but notAor vice versa, is it “blocked” or not?And the filtering-rule lists tables already show the number of rules, which can be a rough estimation.
@Hello-World-Traveler commented on GitHub (Feb 19, 2025):
As in total number? Yes the the filter page shows the rule count, can't AGH count them together and show how many total domains are on the block list?
Total number of block domains on that screenshot: 165,887
@01010110011000010110111001101001 commented on GitHub (Feb 19, 2025):
If you use Home Assistant and AdGuard Home, there is already a Entity named "sensor.adguard_home_rules_count" where you can count the rules and observe the History.
@ainar-g commented on GitHub (Feb 20, 2025):
@Hello-World-Traveler, that's #5316. Please upvote that feature request by using the 👍 and not +1 comments.