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This is because, starting with version 5.2, AdGuard Browser Extension uses the User Scripts API . In other words, the extension now uses script-based rules.
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With the shift to Chrome’s Manifest V3, many older methods of injecting scripts are limited or delayed. However, there is an exception for the User Scripts API.
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## What happens when you enable the Developer mode
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## How to enable the Developer mode
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You must either enable Developer mode (for Chrome versions prior to 138) or the *Allow User Scripts* toggle (for Chrome version 138 and later). Doing so gives the extension a reliable and secure method of injecting scripts into web pages at the optimal time. This allows you to use custom filters and JavaScript rules in *User Rules*.
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To use custom filters and JavaScript rules in the tab *User Rules*, you have to set up your browser first. This will give the extension a reliable and secure method of injecting scripts into web pages at the optimal time. To do so, follow the instruction below, depending on your Chrome version.
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### For Chrome versions prior to 138
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You must enable the Developer mode for extensions. To do it, open the Chrome menu by clicking the three dots in the upper-right corner, go to *Extensions* ⭢ *Manage Exetensions*. Toggle the "Developer mode" switch in the upper-right corner:
You must enable the *Allow User Scripts* toggle. To do it, open the Chrome menu by clicking the three dots in the upper-right corner, go to *Extensions* ⭢ *Manage Exetensions*. Toggle the *Allow User Scripts* switch.
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