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That used to work in the past with different IPs. Now an IP might have hundreds of DNS records pointing to it. But fine, installing AdGuard works great. But n
by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
That used to work in the past with different IPs.
Now an IP might have hundreds of DNS records pointing to it. But fine, installing AdGuard works great.
But now we're fighting against 2 things:
Things smashed together on the same domain, so no longer separate subdomains.
And DNS of HTTPS, so we can't even get all our traffic to go over the same DNS server.
- JohnFen 3y ago> And DNS of HTTPS, so we can't even get all our traffic to go over the same DNS server. I bet there's a market for something like a user-friendly mitmproxy variant to plug that hole. It might even be able to be a part of pi-hole for pi-hole users.
- donmcronald 3y agoI bet there would be, but I'd also make a big bet that MS, Google, and Apple will make "trusted TLS chains" or some BS part of the trusted computing model "for your safety".
- rolandog 3y ago> Things smashed together on the same domain, so no longer separate subdomains. We can refine the regexps so that we approve certain subfolders within a same address.
- WirelessGigabit 3y agoYou can't due to more and more software (ab)using certificate pinning.
- rolandog 3y agoDarn. It took me a bit to realize that you're completely right. Thanks for the correction!