Thanks Mr X and Tiger-1 for this recommendation about Adgaurd. I've never had a chance to check that one out, I also do not use Google's Chrome browser either, but there are many that like this browser which is provided by an advertising corporation
No hay problema. Be sure to download AdGuard for Windows not the AdGuard Browser extension. For geeks there's also betas at your leisure, pretty stable.
yep dude also is good see this one https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardForWindows/releases/tag/v7.1.2817.0
Yes and I think this is the best solution so far although not easy to setup a config like this, at least not easy for me.
Ah it's pretty simple, just write a Rasp Pi OS image to an SDCard like you would a Windows ISO, stick it in a Rasp Pi, boot it up, open Terminal and copy/paste one line from the PiHole website, that will install PiHole on the Rasp Pi, once you've gone through some fairly basic settings you just point your router's DNS to the IP of the Rasp Pi and you're done Can likely be done on any Linux box not just a Rasp Pi
PiHole, Supported Operating Systems The following operating systems are officially supported: Distribution Release Architecture Raspbian Jessie / Stretch / Buster - ARM Ubuntu 16.x / 18.x - ARM / x86_64 Debian 8 / 9 - ARM / x86_64 / i386 Fedora 28 / 29 - ARM / x86_64 CentOS 7 - x86_64
Whitelist and Blacklist are your friends, and mass blocklists can be added via settings, you can also use it as your DHCP server if you want to disable that in the router If something stops working, check the query list page and see what the latest block was, chances are it was that and you can just hit "Whitelist" to allow it
- Brave, Vivaldi as well as (some) other Chromium based browsers will still continue to allow ad-block - The manifest comes first in place starting with Chrome 80+ - You still can use AdGuard Home for global based blocking or use AdGuard to inject their method in order to get ad blocking into Chrome. it's also unclear if people are not able to "unlock" ad-blocking support somehow, Enterprise users can "unlock" this feature, the information that ad-block entirely was removed is simply wrong, normal users are simply not permitted.Pi-Hole itself will drop hosts blocking too, it's inefficient and gets replaced, however AdGuard Home was always better than Pi-Hole. The ranting against Chrome is unnecessary, this does not solve the "support" question, content creators as well as bloggers need revenue. Donations via Paypal are critical since you expose more to PayPal and the website you like to support. Only brave comes with the Crypto idea. However, every "solution" comes with a drawback.
I'm sorry, but what do you use or recommend? I personally do not know of any other browser that runs on Windows.