Quibble: PiHole gives you back some of what you lose with uBo. uBo will block more than just source-based content (though it does include very extensive domai

Quibble: PiHole gives you back some of what you lose with uBo. uBo will block more than just source-based content (though it does include very extensive domain blocklists). It will also, for example, block YouTube ads (added by YT, but not sponsorship bits within the video itself), ads identified by CSS or JS syntax, and (if you choose to do so) other Web annoyances, for example sticky header/navigation bars if those are present and you've installed the appropriate additional blocklists. PiHole can't do any of the latter, though again, it's far better than nothing, and covers more than just the browser. Example of the latter, one of the Android podcast apps I have inserts advertising, that happens to be caught (usually) by my DNS-based blackhole when I'm at home, but not when I'm travelling. It's jarring to see those ads should I fire up the app when I'm on the road.