RedEye9 wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 11:42:Excellent. Thank you, Mr. 9.
How to Install Pi-hole on Windows 11
https://www.andrewdenty.com/blog/2022/03/13/installing-pi-hole-on-windows-11.html
ASUS Support FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to configure Router to use Pi-Hole?
https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1046062/
https://docs.pi-hole.net/routers/asus/
Agent.X7 wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 20:48:I don't know the specifics of this case, but sometimes things are clear prior to a court decision.
Yes, let's never wait for the court decision. That would be logical, and we all know logic has no place in the modern world.
Agent.X7 wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 20:48:
Yes, let's never wait for the court decision. That would be logical, and we all know logic has no place in the modern world.
Burrito of Peace wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 07:32:I do—an ASUS RT-AX58U. Any information and links you can provide to set up a Windows environment running a "Linux" router would be most appreciated.Kxmode wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 02:12:
I don't run Linux.
Do you have a router? Because if so, there is a very, very high probability that you are.
Do you have any particular guide you recommend using?
Also, my main concern with this approach is that my kids play some games on their iPads that have ads, and, unfortunately, if the ad isn't served up to the game, it stops working, saying 'no network connection.'
I assume the Pi-Hole approach will still cause this problem; do you have any experience with this (other than telling them to play different games)?
Mr. Tact wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 07:19:Great idea. I reenabled AB. Let's see if both do a double-KO on ads.Kxmode wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 21:54:Are you using uBlock Origin? Between uBlock Origin and AdBlock if I ever see an ad (which is not very often) I basically reload the browser and then I don't see that ad any more.
I'm seriously considering switching away from Chrome. I have Ad Block, but all these ads from Google keep getting through. The only browser I've seen that genuinely blocks them is Brave. However, I wouldn't say I like that it's built on Chromium. Is there another Chromium-free browser with excellent ad blocking?
Burrito of Peace wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 07:32:Kxmode wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 02:12:
I don't run Linux.
Do you have a router? Because if so, there is a very, very high probability that you are.
Kxmode wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 02:12:
I don't run Linux.
Kxmode wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 21:54:Are you using uBlock Origin? Between uBlock Origin and AdBlock if I ever see an ad (which is not very often) I basically reload the browser and then I don't see that ad any more. I do use Brave, don't know how much of the blocking it gets credit for. Basically the only time I see ads is when the video or streamer has the ad as part of the video or stream. Say like Linus Tech Tips does -- in those cases I fast forward for videos and mute for streams.
I'm seriously considering switching away from Chrome. I have Ad Block, but all these ads from Google keep getting through. The only browser I've seen that genuinely blocks them is Brave. However, I wouldn't say I like that it's built on Chromium. Is there another Chromium-free browser with excellent ad blocking?
Agent.X7 wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 20:48:
Yes, let's never wait for the court decision. That would be logical, and we all know logic has no place in the modern world.
Nailbender wrote on Jan 25, 2023, 01:26:I think it's Ad Block Plus on Chrome. I tried Chrome's uBlock Origin, and it appears to block Ads served by Google. Thanks! 👍Kxmode wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 21:54:I'm on Firefox for years now, formerly with the addon AdBlock Plus, now with uBlock Origin. Works like a charm on all sites.
I'm seriously considering switching away from Chrome. I have Ad Block, but all these ads from Google keep getting through. The only browser I've seen that genuinely blocks them is Brave. However, I wouldn't say I like that it's built on Chromium. Is there another Chromium-free browser with excellent ad blocking?
Burrito of Peace wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 23:17:I don't run Linux.Kxmode wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 21:54:
I'm seriously considering switching away from Chrome. I have Ad Block, but all these ads from Google keep getting through. The only browser I've seen that genuinely blocks them is Brave. However, I wouldn't say I like that it's built on Chromium. Is there another Chromium-free browser with excellent ad blocking?
Why not just run Pi-Hole on your network and block all ads at the network level? It's dirt simple, so much so that kids as young as 12 can figure out. Bonus, you're only maintaining one device that serves all clients instead of multiple clients (phone, tablet, PC, laptop, etc) with wildly varying control mechanisms.
Kxmode wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 21:54:I'm on Firefox for years now, formerly with the addon AdBlock Plus, now with uBlock Origin. Works like a charm on all sites.
I'm seriously considering switching away from Chrome. I have Ad Block, but all these ads from Google keep getting through. The only browser I've seen that genuinely blocks them is Brave. However, I wouldn't say I like that it's built on Chromium. Is there another Chromium-free browser with excellent ad blocking?
Kxmode wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 21:54:
I'm seriously considering switching away from Chrome. I have Ad Block, but all these ads from Google keep getting through. The only browser I've seen that genuinely blocks them is Brave. However, I wouldn't say I like that it's built on Chromium. Is there another Chromium-free browser with excellent ad blocking?
Agent.X7 wrote on Jan 24, 2023, 20:48:
Yes, let's never wait for the court decision. That would be logical, and we all know logic has no place in the modern world.
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