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uBlock origin in the browser. PiHole at home. NextDNS mobile. I’ll concede it’s an infinite game of Whac-A-Mole, but a game I’m willing to play
by asix66 2y ago
uBlock origin in the browser.
PiHole at home.
NextDNS mobile.
I’ll concede it’s an infinite game of Whac-A-Mole, but a game I’m willing to play
- metadat 2y agoDoesn't work at all for the most dominant browsers -- mobile, unless you're one of those folks who never leaves the borders of home base and pups their own custom router (like opnsense, I do this but its a pain to set up and maintain, quite niche). If only there were a popular browser that makes uBlock Origin brain dead simple.. it ain't Firefox, Safari, or Brave, of this you can be certain.
- sundvor 2y agoI didn't see any ads myself. Samsung Internet on my S21 Ultra (16gb) - a couple of their ad blockers installed. Absolutely love it.
- jfim 2y agoWhat I've done in the past was to set up a wireguard VPN that also has pihole installed.
- metadat 2y agoGreat, except it will burn your battery on mobile.
- livueta 2y agoI don't find that to be the case with wg - have actually tested this and found a ~1-2% difference in battery consumption over a full charge, all on lte (pixel 8, graphene). Openvpn, though - yeah.
- metadat 2y agoHmm, I wonder if graphene is different than stock Android. This doesn't jive with my experience, sadly (tailscale).
- livueta 2y agoDefinitely possible. Now I want to dig out a stock Android phone and retest. Aiui tailscale shouldn't introduce much if any load over wg, but I also wonder if you'd have different results with standalone wg.
- alex_c 2y agoBlockBear on iOS works well enough.
- cuu508 2y agouBlock Origin works on Firefox mobile.
- bornfreddy 2y agoCan confirm. No ads for me on this site either.
- neom 2y agohttps://sponsor.ajay.app/ https://sponsor.ajay.app/ also, can't believe I didn't discover it earlier. Youtube Premium is the only subscription I pay for media wise, and it's fantastic.
- PhilipRoman 2y agoBrave works great on both desktop and mobile. I have to add an exception to the ad blocker roughly once a month. I guess DNS blocking may be needed if you use spyware programs outside the browser, which I don't.