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One downside to this approach is that you still see where the banner was with an "address not found" block. I switched to uBlock origin some time ago which I pr
by yalooze 8y ago
One downside to this approach is that you still see where the banner was with an "address not found" block. I switched to uBlock origin some time ago which I prefer as 1) it collapses the ad blocks so you never realise they were there, and 2) it auto-updates the block lists for you.
- adminu 8y agoI would say, that rather is an advantage, not a disadvantage. It is good to know after all that /something/ happened so you know that a page might be broken in some way instead of it failing silently behind your back.
- yalooze 8y agoThat's true if you're prepared to update the file yourself all the time. In my experience there are a lot of URLs to maintain and I am ok with offloading that trust to a 3rd party like Easylist who will maintain the list for me. Admittedly, I do occasionally have to turn the adblocker off to get a site to work, but this is maybe once a month. This is the reason I haven't installed Pi-hole. I understand that a broken site may be because of the adblocker and can turn it off in my browser, but a less tech savvy user may not know this. And if they are on a Pi-hole network they won't know or be able to turn it off (I understand there is a whitelist but I believe this is only configured by an admin - could be wrong here).