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I tried running pi-hole for a few days, but went back to pfBlockerNG. The ui is nice, but not really anything i care to look at as long as it works. AFAIK pfBlo
by martinmunk 7y ago
I tried running pi-hole for a few days, but went back to pfBlockerNG.
The ui is nice, but not really anything i care to look at as long as it works.
AFAIK pfBlockerNG not only blocks the domains, but the IPs they resolve to as well, meaning no funny business will get around it.
I realize it requires a pfsense router out similar, but don't understand why it's not brought up more alongside pi-hole.