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docs/adguard-vpn-for-linux/settings.md

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 The setting is responsible for the appearance of system notifications when AdGuard VPN is turned on/off or waiting for reconnection, for example:
 
 - A user turns VPN on — the *VPN connected* notification appears.
-- A user turns VPN off — the *VPN disconnected notification appears.
+- A user turns VPN off — the *VPN disconnected* notification appears.
 - A user is waiting for the VPN connection to be recovered — the *Waiting for connection* notification appears.
 
     adguardvpn-cli config set-show-notifications on
+
+## Exclusions
+
+There are two modes. In *General* mode, websites from the list of exclusions are not routed through VPN. In *Selective* mode, only websites from the list of exclusions are routed through VPN. There is a separate list of exclusions for each mode.
+
+To read about what you can do with exclusions, write this in the command-line interface: `adguardvpn-cli site-exclusions -h`.
+
+Here are the main options:
+
+1. **add** adds specified exclusions
+
+    Example: `adguardvpn-cli site-exclusions add`, where `%DOMAIN_NAME%` is the website that you want to add to exclusions.
+
+    :::note
+
+    o add many exclusions, you need to list them comma-separated.
+
+    :::
+
+1. **clear** clears the list of exclusions in the current mode
+
+    Example: `adguardvpn-cli site-exclusions clear`
+
+1. **mode** shows the current mode and allows to switch between them
+
+    Example: `adguardvpn-cli site-exclusions mode selective` (with this command, Selective mode is chosen)
+
+1. **remove** removes one or more exclusions (if separated by commas)
+
+    Example: `adguardvpn-cli site-exclusions remove %DOMAIN_NAME%` where `%DOMAIN_NAME%` is the website that you want to remove from exclusions.
+
+1. **show** shows the current list of exclusions
+
+    Example: `adguardvpn-cli site-exclusions show`