├── README.md ├── black.txt └── LICENSE /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 晴雅广告拦截规则 2 | 3 | ## 简介 4 | 晴雅广告拦截规则是一个基于个人抓取的广告拦截规则集合，旨在为用户提供一个高效且精准的广告拦截解决方案。 5 | 6 | ## 特点 7 | - **个人抓取**：我们通过抓包技术深入研究取出适合国内用户的广告规则。 8 | - **低误杀率**：经过精心设计和反复测试，我们的规则在有效过滤广告的同时，尽量减少对正常内容的误拦截。 9 | - **持续优化**：我们持续收集用户反馈和数据分析，以持续优化我们的拦截规则，确保用户体验和广告拦截效率。 10 | 我们致力于提供一个既高效又精准的广告拦截解决方案，让用户享受到更干净、更安全的网络环境。 11 | 12 | ## 更新历史 13 | 忘了 14 | 15 | ## 联系方式 16 | QQ交流群：785857484 17 | 18 | 晴雅QQ：790953214 19 | 20 | ## 订阅地址 21 | https://gh.llkk.cc/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/790953214/qy-Ads-Rule/refs/heads/main/black.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /black.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ! Description: 反馈群538268498 2 | ! Homepage: http://rssv.cn/adguard/ 3 | ! Title: 晴雅广告拦截规则重置版支持IOS🐧538268498 4 | ! 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