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On a related note, does anyone here use, or know of, a good, Raspberry Pi-based content proxy server? Pi-hole is only a DNS server, so it wouldn't block half th
by uniqueid 6y ago
On a related note, does anyone here use, or know of, a good, Raspberry Pi-based content proxy server? Pi-hole is only a DNS server, so it wouldn't block half the nonsense on the web today.
- dehrmann 6y agoDo you really want to install a custom certificate to get it to work? Most content blocking has shifted to the browser because of this.
- uniqueid 6y agoThanks. The last time I considered doing this was a decade ago, before "https everywhere." Is it some kind of wildcard cert that covers the entire internet? I'd have to research what it would break, and the security ramifications. Probably not worth it :(
- dehrmann 6y ago> Is it some kind of wildcard cert that covers the entire internet? Yeah, you'd set up a new CA. > I'd have to research what it would break Initially, anything using HPKP will break, and any apps doing cert pinning will break. It's probably not worth it.