So, summarizing: pfSense: an established product. Supports kernel level wireguard and easy adblock through plugins. Easy upgrades. Not that great web UI but do

So, summarizing: pfSense: an established product. Supports kernel level wireguard and easy adblock through plugins. Easy upgrades. Not that great web UI but does its job. Shady OSS practices. opnSense: no kernel level wireguard yet, but might be coming soon. No good adblocker plugin available. Easy upgrades. Great UI. Better OSS practices at least for now. OpenWRT: supports kernel level wireguard. Supports LXD so you can install pihole. Good UI. More focused for market routers, meaning an x86 installation and upgrades mean flashing and reinstalling all extra packages. Edit: seems like recent versions if opnSense handle DNS level adblocking quite well. I might give it a try tonight. https://www.cjross.net/dns-security-and-adblock-with-opnsense-part-2/ https://www.cjross.net/dns-security-and-adblock-with-opnsens...