All-in-One DNS block list
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All-in-One DNS block list
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Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#2Are there any Firefox, Ubuntu ppl around? Can you guys bake this stuff (host blacklists) into browser, os autoupdates?
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#3I really appreciate projects like this because I'm sure keeping these lists up-to-date is not an easy task, and many people benefit from the efforts.
That said: maybe it's just me, but I find their website[1] a bit...strange?
It looks like one of those SAAS startup landing pages, you can pick your "pack of block list" ranging from "Tru lite" to "XTreme" etc...
Or maybe it's supposed to be ironic and I just don't get it :) [1] https://energized.pro/
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#4I have been using NextDNS with a few block lists configured at the router level and device level.
The internet experience has improved a lot since ads and trackers are blocked system wide.
A few block lists that I would recommend:
1. Steven Hosts - https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
2. Adguard DNS - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardSDNSFilter
3. disconnect.me
The amount of DNS requests made silently in the background is astonishing across all devices.
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#5Are there any Firefox, Ubuntu ppl around? Can you guys bake this stuff (host blacklists) into browser, os autoupdates?
If you're familiar with *nix stuff I'd suggest just run a pi-hole.
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#6I have been using NextDNS with a few block lists configured at the router level and device level. The internet experience has improved a lot since ads and trackers are blocked system wide. A few block lists that I would recommend: 1. Steven Hosts - https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts 2. Adguard DNS - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardSDNSFilter 3. disconnect.me The amount of DNS requests made silently in the bac…
Me too! It's blocking a whopping 25%-30% of all requests without a single negative change in my browsing comfort.
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#7Are there any Firefox, Ubuntu ppl around? Can you guys bake this stuff (host blacklists) into browser, os autoupdates?
You can use hblock auto-update host lists on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions.
https://github.com/hectorm/hblock
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#8Some other blacklists here: https://github.com/dnscrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Public-black...
Along with a script that aggregates data from multiple lists, removes duplicates/overlaps, whitelists, etc.
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#9I really appreciate projects like this because I'm sure keeping these lists up-to-date is not an easy task, and many people benefit from the efforts. That said: maybe it's just me, but I find their website[1] a bit...strange? It looks like one of those SAAS startup landing pages, you can pick your "pack of block list" ranging from "Tru lite" to "XTreme" etc... Or maybe it's supposed to be ironic and I just don't get…
Ironically their website doesn't work if you block 3rd party JS due to Cloudflare.
Re: All-in-One DNS block list
#10I have been using NextDNS with a few block lists configured at the router level and device level. The internet experience has improved a lot since ads and trackers are blocked system wide. A few block lists that I would recommend: 1. Steven Hosts - https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts 2. Adguard DNS - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardSDNSFilter 3. disconnect.me The amount of DNS requests made silently in the bac…
Energized Protection actually included them all, so you don't need to add them one by one, and nextdns supports it!