Vetra brings your own AdGuard Home instance into the browser toolbar: one click shows every DNS query of the open page, the rule that matched, and lets you allow or block right there.
What your AdGuard Home blocks – right in your browser toolbar
Every DNS query of the open domain, split into blocked and allowed — with the matching rule spelled out next to it.
Both straight from the list. If a custom rule already exists, the same button undoes it.
Blocked share, history over 24 hours or 30 days, response time, the loudest domains and busiest clients.
Searchable by domain or client, filtered by blocked, allowed or rewritten.
Add custom rules, switch them off instead of deleting them, or edit them all as text.
No network scan, no address guessing. You enter your instance, then the browser asks for permission to that one address.
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Overview: blocked share, history over 24 hours, response time and the most blocked domains
Query log: searchable by domain or client, filtered by blocked, allowed or rewritten
Rules: add your own rules, switch them off instead of deleting them, and refresh your filter lists
Adding a server: Vetra connects only to the AdGuard Home instance you enter yourselfFrom your browser's store. Nothing happens after that.
Address, user and password of your AdGuard Home interface, then “Test connection”.
The browser asks once for access to that exact address. Only then is anything saved.
The toolbar icon shows what was blocked today. One click opens the rest.
Vetra installs into the browser, not onto your machine. It needs an AdGuard Home instance of your own — Vetra does not run one.
No. Vetra has no sign-in and no account. It talks only to the AdGuard Home address you enter yourself.
No. Vetra is a front end for an instance you run yourself — it does no filtering of its own.
Then this machine does not resolve through AdGuard Home — for example because the browser uses DNS-over-HTTPS directly. Vetra says so on the page.
When you open the panel it reads the current tab's domain, to fetch exactly that domain's log from your instance. It is stored nowhere and sent to nobody but your own instance.
No. There is no vendor server, no analytics and no sharing. Everything stays between your browser and your device.
Tested with AdGuard Home 0.107. Older builds lack some features — Vetra hides them instead of failing.
AdGuard and AdGuard Home are trademarks of AdGuard Software Ltd. Vetra is an independent Winku tool, has no connection to AdGuard and is neither published nor endorsed by them.
