johndoe85
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Aha ok! Didnt know. How do you check that?OISD seems unnecessary because it’s included in HaGezi Multi Normal
Aha ok! Didnt know. How do you check that?OISD seems unnecessary because it’s included in HaGezi Multi Normal
No Ublock Origin browser extension either.
Aha ok! Didnt know. How do you check that?
https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/blob/main/usedsources.md#multi
Ah ok, alright! NiceCode:https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/blob/main/usedsources.md#multi
My score is 83 with Diversion, in a hotel room in the southwest of the US, using my VPN on the router at home.What does everyone here prefer for adblocking? Diversion, or adguard?
I have used diversion for a while, but there seem to be lots of ads coming through and checking this test (https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/adblock.html) shows I only block about 50%. I'd like to start getting more stuff blocked.
Exactly the same result (83%) using Diversion on my router (medium list)My score is 83 with Diversion, in a hotel room in the southwest of the US, using my VPN on the router at home.
simply add to Fennec F-Droid uBlock Origin add-onHow do you get ublock origin on mobile browser?
Are you running a rooted ROM for that?
Welcome to my region of the country, specifically the Santa Fe, NM area.My score is 83 with Diversion, in a hotel room in the southwest of the US, using my VPN on the router at home.
I have the same settings inside Diversion. Maybe one addon (Skynet?) I have installed could help to get better score.I have a pretty basic diversion install w/ Med list, type 65 enabled and using cloudflare DOT DNS, but Ionly get 54%. So I am thinking something is odd on my end.
Oh I didn't mean to say either solution was better. Just that they are comparable when it comes to basic ad blocking. When you start talking about adjusting webpage elements and removing in-flight video ads, ublock origin truly starts to shine. However, I prefer the deeper level dns blocking for pulverized ads that no one should have to endure. It is effective if you know what you are doing. My 3.5 mil is highly curated. I can actually shrink it down further to 2.4 mil by utilizing ABP filters, but then I would be blocking more than I would like because the 3.5 mil are actually specific domains and not ABP filters that block multiple.No YouTube adblocking, no easy on/off or per site option, no choice for your network users. You enforced your view of things to everyone. If you block 3.5mil more you can disconnect the WAN cable and save the ISP monthly fees.
What block style are you using?Oh I didn't mean to say either solution was better. Just that they are comparable when it comes to basic ad blocking. When you start talking about adjusting webpage elements and removing in-flight video ads, ublock origin truly starts to shine. However, I prefer the deeper level dns blocking for pulverized ads that no one should have to endure. It is effective if you know what you are doing. My 3.5 mil is highly curated. I can actually shrink it down further to 2.4 mil by utilizing ABP filters, but then I would be blocking more than I would like because the 3.5 mil are actually specific domains and not ABP filters that block multiple.
A long time ago I passed through Las Vegas NM and Santa Fe on the way to see the Very Large Array (VLA) Observatory. I’m sort of into that kind of things as a hobby. I was in awe when they moved three or four dishes at the same time when we were there.Welcome to my region of the country, specifically the Santa Fe, NM area.
We took a day trip about a month ago to see the VLA for the first time. We were blown away. It really makes you think and wonder about what’s out there. I assume you’re near Moab or Zion. Absolutely stunning too.A long time ago I passed through Las Vegas NM and Santa Fe on the way to see the Very Large Array (VLA) Observatory. I’m sort of into that kind of things as a hobby. I was in awe when they moved three or four dishes at the same time when we were there.
Utah is where I‘m at now. Can‘t get enough of that red rock scenery.
I don't do adblocking on the router. My family members are free to chose what they want to see. We all use uBlock Origin - the best adblocker not destroying pages and successfully removing YouTube ads. Disabling is one click as well as per site adblocking. There is no router equivalent.
@johndoe85 I am so glad you asked. I am year of the dragon. Obviously, Long Zhua. I did briefly adapt to abit of Qaio and Quan Lun though. Thank you for sharing this.
This is how I deal with Advertisements!
I was curious and tested with my system, which is combination of Pi-hole and uBlock Origin. 100%. Nice.What does everyone here prefer for adblocking? Diversion, or adguard?
I have used diversion for a while, but there seem to be lots of ads coming through and checking this test (https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/adblock.html) shows I only block about 50%. I'd like to start getting more stuff blocked.
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