Block ads for all your devices without the need to install client-side software. The Pi-hole blocks ads at the DNS-level, so all your devices are protected.
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Comment • almost 4 years ago • 6 users agree and 1 doesn't • 0 replies
It's freakin amazing, helps you block shitty ads before it comes to your computer, and AdBlock doesnt need to do anything. Some specially designed Ads from some news websites is not blocked by PiHole, so by keeping AdBlock (or installing it as well) will give you 2 layers of security. My PiHole-installation blocks about 600-1000 ads a day, on a small network.
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• Positive comment • about 3 years ago • 0 replies
Easy to setup - took me about 10 minutes. Pi-hole blocks most ads, tracking and malware sites network-wide which makes using the internet a much nicer, safer experience.
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• Positive comment • almost 3 years ago • 0 replies
Works very well and was a nice little Raspberry Pi project :)
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• Positive comment • 3 months ago • 0 replies
Pihole goes straight to the point and present interesting informations with a user-friendly UI. It installs well, and is quite fast.
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• Negative comment • about 1 month ago • 0 replies
I'm a long term pi-hole user and was pretty happy with it. But I had constant discussions with my family as websites where not working properly and to much overblocking was taking place.
Now I've moved from pi-hole to eBlocker.org - also open source and free for Raspi. Much easier to use and more focus on privacy. The biggest advantage: eBlocker blocks URL pattern - not just full domains - and comes with VPN/Tor and lot's of cloaking/privacy tech. But the best for me: No more family complains, no individual settings, no support. They can just handle it themself. Happy wife, happy life ;-)
It's freakin amazing, helps you block shitty ads before it comes to your computer, and AdBlock doesnt need to do anything. Some specially designed Ads from some news websites is not blocked by PiHole, so by keeping AdBlock (or installing it as well) will give you 2 layers of security. My PiHole-installation blocks about 600-1000 ads a day, on a small network.
Easy to setup - took me about 10 minutes.
Pi-hole blocks most ads, tracking and malware sites network-wide which makes using the internet a much nicer, safer experience.
Works very well and was a nice little Raspberry Pi project :)
Pihole goes straight to the point and present interesting informations with a user-friendly UI. It installs well, and is quite fast.
I'm a long term pi-hole user and was pretty happy with it. But I had constant discussions with my family as websites where not working properly and to much overblocking was taking place.
Now I've moved from pi-hole to eBlocker.org - also open source and free for Raspi. Much easier to use and more focus on privacy. The biggest advantage: eBlocker blocks URL pattern - not just full domains - and comes with VPN/Tor and lot's of cloaking/privacy tech.
But the best for me: No more family complains, no individual settings, no support. They can just handle it themself. Happy wife, happy life ;-)