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The absurd thing about this is that a browser is just a single kind of IP client. If you want to stop that content you have to actually stop IP connections to t
by maerF0x0 3y ago
The absurd thing about this is that a browser is just a single kind of IP client. If you want to stop that content you have to actually stop IP connections to the host IP address(es), and to all non-compliant IP addresses (vpn / tor servers) .
It'd make more sense to have the ISP do it, as they actually could have a meaningful effect on what you can / cannot connect to.