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Aditya Patil edited this page Feb 13, 2021
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By default, Kwick Browser uses EasyList and EasyPrivacy to determine which resources to block (license information). If you want to add additional filter lists or create your own filters, first find the folder where your browsing data is stored:
\users\username\appdata\roaming\min on Windows
And create a file inside it named customFilters.txt. In that file, you can add filters (one per line) that follow Adblock Plus filter syntax. Once you've saved your filters, you'll need to restart the Browser for them to be applied.
Kwick Browser supports most of the same filter options as Adblock Plus, with a few exceptions:
Wildcard matches (*) cannot be combined with any kind of anchoring (| or || options).
Regex-based filters are not supported.
Element-hiding rules are not supported.
By default, Kwick Browser will only block third-party requests, even if your filter matches a first-party request. To change this, open the Kwick Browser preferences and select "Block all ads and trackers".