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> Personally, I've only had the experience of a broken webpage once in two and a half years of using it. Is there a reason DNS-based filtering is much better t
by yoklov 8y ago
> Personally, I've only had the experience of a broken webpage once in two and a half years of using it.
Is there a reason DNS-based filtering is much better than normal ad-blocking in this respect?
- ClashTheBunny 8y agoI think it is basically that a website would want to work if an external service failed. DNS blocking looks like that, whereas editing the page content is obviously detectable.