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pihole is really easy to setup and the default block list gets a large chunk.
by dawnerd 8y ago
pihole is really easy to setup and the default block list gets a large chunk.
- gnicholas 8y agoI've found that my pihole seems to slow down a non-trivial number of websites. It's as if the sites are waiting for a response to something before sending the next chunk of info, and so it has to wait 20-30 seconds for a timeout before the next chunk is sent. Any suggestions on how to fix this? I do love how pihole blocks so many trackers on all my networked devices!
- mustuhfa 8y agoIts probably because the site is trying to make a https connection and your pihole server must not have explicitly closed that port. You can resolve this by either closing that port so that a RST sent back to the client straight away when the https attempt is made OR install a HTTPS cert and open up that port so that pihole can serve you its page. See here https://pi-hole.net/2018/02/02/why-some-pages-load-slow-when-using-pi-hole-and-how-to-fix-it/ https://pi-hole.net/2018/02/02/why-some-pages-load-slow-when...
- dawnerd 8y agoI’d look at your browsers network tab to see what’s pending and check the domain using the pihole blocklist search. I’ve had some blocklists be a little too aggressive and block thinks that are not really trackers or anything bad. But you’re probably right about the sites waiting for some lib to finish. I’ve only seen it happen on news sites where their video player stalls waiting for the ad to load.
- binomialxenon 8y agoPi-hole is great and all, but people use their phones on mobile data too and on various other WLANs away from home.
- dawnerd 8y agoYeah I wish Apple let us put custom dns for mobile data. Can always just vpn to your own network.