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I use Invidious whitout a a hassle, and firefox with ublock when I can not. For android there is New Pipe and some forks. I prefer to pay my yt loved channels
by volteret4 1y ago
I use Invidious whitout a a hassle, and firefox with ublock when I can not.
For android there is New Pipe and some forks.
I prefer to pay my yt loved channels than ser a fucking add
- godelski 1y agoYou misunderstand the goal. > to block all ads on your home network? That. That is the problem we're looking at. I already use Firefox on /my computer/. We were talking about a pihole or some /network/ solution. How do I block ads on my friends computer when they get into my network without touching their computer? How do I block ads on my TV? You'd have to do something like deep packet inspection. Devices I fully control I can trivially solve this but there are plenty of devices I don't, including ones I own. And for Android, you know you can use revanced, right? You can recompile the app and others to get more control
- steine65 1y agoIf you have a tv with WebOS there is an ad-removed youtube app you can load. Doesn't solve your friend's problem but might solve part of the problem.
- godelski 1y agoI don't. Sure, I can root my TV and certainly there's exploits for that. But honestly that example isn't the problem and is much more easily solved by treating my TV as a monitor.