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 @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff if you want to use chromium still, you can block ads on the dns level disabling javascript by default should block most ads too if you just care about youtube, (according to a friend) youtube uses ads.youtube.com to serve ads, so just mapping that to 0.0.0.0 should work also, I highly recommend using a privacy-friendly frontend like invidious rather than using youtube directly if you're a creator, I recommend mirroring your videos to a peertube instance 6 comments
@waldi @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff never heard of that, will look into later, thanks! @nemo @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff so, how do I do the DNS and Javascript things? @AppleAndAria @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff you can manage your javascript in chrome://settings/content/javascript, note that this will break websites the general idea is you disable javascript by default and enable it on a per site basis as for dns, it largely depends on what you're using for managing your dns on which platform on *nix you just set whatever manages your resolv.conf to point to any dns server that can block ads for you @AppleAndAria @nemo @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff for the DNS Settings> Privacy and Security > Security then set the DoH to customised https://dns.adguard-dns.com/dns-query |
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@nemo @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff You can also install the ublock origin lite variant. They even share most of the name.