> Not sure why the readme tries to obscure that. I don't think it does, dnsmasq is optional. It does configure dnsmasq regardless, but that configuration only

> Not sure why the readme tries to obscure that. I don't think it does, dnsmasq is optional. It does configure dnsmasq regardless, but that configuration only applies if you install and enable dnsmasq. As far as I can see, the script does none of that nor does it change /etc/resolv.conf. The readme is very clear about needing dnsmasq for wildcard blocking. The script also modifies the host file which will apply regardless.