I want to share a recent tinyShield build-script change that is especially relevant for AdGuard for iOS and AdGuard mini for macOS users.

Why this was changed

I saw that a single combined userscript could make the impact of issue #38 broader than necessary when Safari-extension environments are involved.

The goal of this update is simple:

• reduce blast radius when a specific domain group has an issue
• keep unaffected domain groups stable
• improve practical injection behavior for Safari-based userscript environments

What changed in the build output

tinyShield now provides grouped Safari-focused script outputs instead of relying on only one combined file for this use case.

Current structure:

• Default script (unchanged for regular users):
  • https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@filteringdev/tinyshield@latest/dist/tinyShield.user.js
• Grouped scripts (for Safari extension users):
  • https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@filteringdev/tinyshield@latest/dist/grouped/<initial>/tinyShield-<domain-group>.user.js

In short, each domain group gets its own script file, and grouped files are arranged under subdirectories by initial character.

Expected effect

• Smaller impact scope when one group is affected
• Easier rollback/switch per domain group
• More predictable operation for AG for iOS and AG mini for macOS Safari-extension users

How to install/apply (AG for iOS / AG mini for macOS)

1. Make sure that quoid/userscript (GitHub) is installed.
2. Open:
   • https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@filteringdev/tinyshield@latest/dist/grouped/
3. Enter the relevant <initial>/ subdirectory.
4. Choose the matching tinyShield-<domain-group>.user.js file.
5. Open that file and quickly verify its metadata @match includes your target website.
6. Add that exact grouped URL to your Safari userscript extension (used alongside AdGuard).
7. Reload the target website tab.

Note:

• If you are not using Safari-extension style userscript execution, keep using the default URL.