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You can use use OpenDNS and turn on filtering of the "Advertising" category. https://community.opendns.com/domaintagging/?category_id=53 https://community.opend
by dsl 10y ago
You can use use OpenDNS and turn on filtering of the "Advertising" category. https://community.opendns.com/domaintagging/?category_id=53 https://community.opendns.com/domaintagging/?category_id=53
Protip: Doing this at the DNS and not the browser level leads to lots of brokenness. (Like when you try to sign into an app on your Roku/FireTV and it hangs on a Google Analytics event).
- sparrish 10y agoOne significant benefit of OpenDNS is you can go whitelist a site/domain from filtering if it's breaking something and they have more categories than just 'Advertising'. I use it to help protect myself and my children from pornography.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoI use opendns, the black/white-listing is a bit unrefined IMO, it does work though. The limit on the list length is quite tight on the free tier too.
- ChartsNGraffs 10y agoI'd like to setup an add-blocking service, but I fear that I'll spend all my time admin-ing/whitelisting sites when a family member has a broken web experience. Is this an inevitability based on the nature of things?