AdGuard vs Diladele Web Safety

AdGuard is a family of apps and services for filtering content across desktop and mobile devices. Its tools include custom filter lists, an element picker and cookie-popup blocking. The listed apps cover Windows, Mac, Android, Android TV, iOS, browsers and Linux, while AdGuard Home can extend coverage across a home network when installed on a router. Security features block phishing, malware, dangerous and malicious sites, and inappropriate content. AdGuard Content Blocker and AdGuard DNS are free products; Content Blocker works in Samsung Internet and Yandex Browser, with fewer features than the Android version. Personal licenses cover three devices and Family licenses cover nine. Licenses are available for one year or a lifetime, with annual billing or a one-time payment, but no prices are listed. Trials last 14 days for Windows, Mac, Android and Android TV, and seven days for iOS Premium. Purchases have a 30-day money-back guarantee for requests within 30 days. Support is available by email 24/7.

Diladele Web Safety is a web filter and secure web gateway for inspecting and filtering internet traffic across a network. It can decrypt, inspect, filter, and re-encrypt incoming and outgoing TLS traffic. Administrators can block sites through more than 50 regularly updated categories and manually recategorize them. The software also supports EasyList ad blocking and download restrictions based on filename, detected contents, MIME type, and file size. Traffic reports cover visited and blocked sites, user activity, bandwidth, and prohibited categories; reports can be saved locally, exported as CSV, or emailed. Proxy users can be grouped by IP address, subnet, username, or Microsoft Active Directory security group. Authentication options include Kerberos, NTLM, Basic LDAP, and Microsoft Entra ID Captive Portal. Deployment options include virtual appliances for VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox, Azure, and AWS, or installation on Ubuntu 26.04 hardware, with browser-based administration. The vendor describes home and school filtering uses, including Internet Watch Foundation prevention database support. A free small business license covers up to seven filtered devices or users; paid plans start at €299 a year.