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So genuine question, with PiHole how do you temporarily disable it for one website/app? With browser-based tools it is super easy to turn these things off when
by mattlondon 8y ago
So genuine question, with PiHole how do you temporarily disable it for one website/app?
With browser-based tools it is super easy to turn these things off when it breaks things (e.g. flight booking sites often fail miserably with an ad/tracker blocker I've found). If you come across a website that breaks with PiHole do you have to change your DNS settings to get around it?
- martin_a 8y agoYou can login to the Pi-hole Admin Console and choose to disable the blocking functionality. Either permanently until reactivation or for a defined timespan (10 or 30 seconds, 5 minutes, user-defined span). But you can't disable it on a per website base as it's working on DNS level.
- crtasm 8y agoIt is often pretty easy to look at the blocked domains log and spot what might need whitelisting, which is a single click away.
- PappaPatat 8y agoHaving a large(ish) family using the wifi with plenty of devices, I too suffer from this problem. So my current solution is..: install the application called 1.1.1.1 (from Cloudflare) and activate it when you (think you) need to access something that is (potentially) blocked by our pi-hole. Not perfect, but easier than explaining the pi-hole admin interface and consequences of their actions.