brett
Pi-hole users: have you noticed a significant increase in anti-adblocker tech recently? I'm starting to think that I'd be better off solely relying on Ublock Origin which is better positioned to develop anti-adblocking blocking.

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Apr 1 at 3:25amWeb
Show threaderstwhileApr 1

@brett .. nope not really. Mine's recursive and caching tho.

but it does more than just adverts, it has ALT right, Nazi and RWNJ lists too.

https://github.com/antifa-n/pihole

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GitHub - antifa-n/pihole: Blocklists for nazi, fascist, alt-right, anti-LGBT, white nationalistic, supremacy and right-wing populistic websites

Blocklists for nazi, fascist, alt-right, anti-LGBT, white nationalistic, supremacy and right-wing populistic websites - antifa-n/pihole

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Show threadY⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmarApr 1
@brett Since the days of Internet Junkbuster, yes.
Show threadTommyTorty10Apr 1

@brett I've had a 5% drop off in stuff blocked lately, but that might just be cuz I haven't updated gravity super recently. When viewing websites, I haven't had noticeable issues.

Most of what I block appears to be calls to cdn subdomains which is sorta new. It used to be that the ad-tech subdomains were very noticeably different.

Ublock is by far the most effective tool I have, but pi-hole still seems effective enough to keep around.