Yes that makes sense, mobile apps need it! Funny I wrote a node.js HTTP proxy like 5 years ago to run all my browsing sessions through. I downloaded a text fi

Yes that makes sense, mobile apps need it! Funny I wrote a node.js HTTP proxy like 5 years ago to run all my browsing sessions through. I downloaded a text file of ad domains, probably from adblock itself. So yeah the benefit is that you don't have to configure each browser. Well it was an HTTP proxy and not DNS, so it did require some extra configuration on the client. But you don't have to install an extension at least. But I stopped using it because it was a pain to administer and I didn't spend much time making the code solid. But I will look into pi-hole -- didn't know about it!