thelonelycoder
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And how much is used?It's a 4gb drive
And how much is used?It's a 4gb drive
Not exactly these. Like enabling or disabling Diversion without getting into the UI.Do you mean 11, 1233 and so on? Yes they are still the same.
Find out with:Not exactly these. Like enabling or disabling Diversion without getting into the UI.
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Where do I see that? I formatted it before installing diversion. That's the only thing that was installedAnd how much is used?
I don't have a Fire stick to test this but does Firefox have a settings page to disable tracking cookies or something in that area. Since the other browser works, it has to be a setting in FF. Or maybe import the pixelserv-tls cert?
Excellent point, well presented.Us script writers here adhere to a standard when adding to the start scripts in /jffs/: Only adding one-liners and if necessary run additional code in a separate file. This makes removing, detection and management much simpler.
in case of the swap file @Adamm and I agreed to leave the code as is as it would break compatibility.
I have an idea, just no time atm to do this better as you suggest.
Hey, ok, let's try this.Where do I see that? I formatted it before installing diversion. That's the only thing that was installed
ok thanks !The Amazon app uses a lot of trackers and websites. You will need to whitelist quite a few sites, and those sites change over time. I personally prefer to use the Amazon website instead.
The best way to know what to whitelist is to monitor the blocked sites while the Amazon app is running. Launch Diversion, choose O for more options, choose F to follow the log, option 3 to filter only blocked sites. Start the Amazon app, and start noting all the blocked websites. Start adding them to the whitelist, and repeat until everything works. If the app stops working again, repeat all. The main caveat is that you will enable all the ad trackers for Amazon, which will also be used for other things (Amazon now makes a lot of money out of ads, it's really becoming a big business for them)
What do you see when you run diversion? Is it enabled (d option)? I'm sure we can help, but need more info.Since the update to 384.8, ad blocking has suddenly stopped working on all browsers.
Can anyone help please?
Make sure your device doesn't have anything other than your router's address for DNS.Yes, it's activated: "Diversion Standard enabled"
Make sure your device doesn't have anything other than your router's address for DNS.
Is your pixelserv-tls IP setup correct? Is it a reserved address outside your dhcp pool?I never changed the DNS settings on my Windows machine - and nothing else except the update to 384.8.
Is your pixelserv-tls IP setup correct? Is it a reserved address outside your dhcp pool?
What happens when you try the stats page your_ip/servstats in a browser on your network?
If you re-install all packages will it help? make sure you save your white and black lists if need be.Can I open without problems.
Do you have the dnsmasq settings enabled? There were changes made to dnsmasq. Sorry I have to admit I'm guessing now..
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