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Homelab: pi-hole, pfsense, openvpn Mobile Devices: openvpn client
by vaseem 9y ago
Homelab: pi-hole, pfsense, openvpn
Mobile Devices: openvpn client
- vanadium 9y agoThis is pretty much my jam at home and away. Works great.
- deevolution 9y agoI started using the brave browser, which i noticed blocks alot of network requests. Loading the NYT took about 25 seconds to finish all requests using chrome. With brave it took 4 seconds. Also brave gives you the option to pay the sites you visit with BAT tokens, if you want. Brave in conjunction with Pi-hole looks like even more secure and perhaps further page load speed. Edit: spelling
- win32x86 9y agoI use urlfilterservice on my Windows 10 laptop. It works well for me. https://www.urlfilterservice.net https://www.urlfilterservice.net
- zxcb1 9y agoWith PfSense you can block by country or ASN and avoid huge blocklists
- OnMyPhone 9y agoThat's mostly what I use at home too. It works very well. It doesn't quite work well while on the road sometimes. For those cases, I have a docker running diginc/pi-hole (with some additional hosts file blocking going on), then I point my laptops DNS towards that and am good to go.
- jimpudar 8y agoEven better, replace pfsense with PF running on OpenBSD. Pi-Hole is awesome though, can't recommend it enough.