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I think he's describing a local network ad-blocker that you can control and configure from any browser with a simple extension. This means that you can update r

I think he's describing a local network ad-blocker that you can control and configure from any browser with a simple extension. This means that you can update rules from any device in your home/office and it would still apply for all devices in your network.

Jaruzel 8y ago
exactly! You wouldn't even need an extension. Just tell your users, if a site isn't loading properly, to go to http://my-pi-hole.local.lan/whitelist http://my-pi-hole.local.lan/whitelist and unblock it.
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- fcarraldo 8y ago
  You can do this already. The URL is http://pi.hole http://pi.hole Whether you want them to have access depends on your “users”.
  - close04 8y ago
    A 1-click option (or maybe 2) is a much better solution for tech-averse users :). And extensions already exist to enable/disable Pi-Hole, the functionality could be expanded to include quick whitelisting.
- blacksmith_tb 8y ago
  It would be ideal if the workflow could be something more like "click this link" (and pi-hole's GUI would then give you a prominent button to redirect you to an unfiltered version of the last request from your device (or maybe a list, since who knows how many background ones are being silently killed), which would be whitelisted for an hour.