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I rotate between free nextdns and Adguard. The free one seems to be sufficient for 1 device.Yeah, with Google discontinuing support for ublock origin I have since switched to using nextdns. It's a DNS adblock for $3 a month, unlimited devices.
Adguard like better than nextdns, more granular controls and filters and can choose your own dns service which is faster.I rotate between free nextdns and Adguard. The free one seems to be sufficient for 1 device.
Leave some pixel 9 pro XLs for the rest of us bro...Today carry 1 pink 1 hazel also no use, no time play phone diu
I'm using the private DNS versionAdguard like better than nextdns, more granular controls and filters and can choose your own dns service which is faster.
When you joining uh? HeheheLeave some pixel 9 pro XLs for the rest of us bro...
Nextdns got private DNS option? I thought have to use their DNS which serves all the adblocking functions?I'm using the private DNS version
Yes private DNS hostname via Android systemNextdns got private DNS option? I thought have to use their DNS which serves all the adblocking functions?
Oh you mean you set nextdns as your private DNS in settings > network and internet > private DNS?Yes private DNS hostname via Android system
Sorry what is this and how to use?Yeah, with Google discontinuing support for ublock origin I have since switched to using nextdns. It's a DNS adblock for $3 a month, unlimited devices.
DNS-based adblock, block system-wide afaikSorry what is this and how to use?
Does it blocks all ads in Chrome only or other apps as well?
Post in thread 'Google Pixel 8 series' https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/google-pixel-8-series.6827650/post-149778374Anyone using Singtel get the sim card not supported. Get a new sim card message on the P9PXL?
Does chrome in pixel 9 has lots of adware? How about when browsing hardwarezone forum?
I'm currently using chrome in s23 ultra and in windows, there are tons of adware!
Or just go to Network & internet > private DNS > and use AdGuard's AdBlock which is dns.adguard.comYeah, with Google discontinuing support for ublock origin I have since switched to using nextdns. It's a DNS adblock for $3 a month, unlimited devices.
Blocks ads in apps well also?Or just go to Network & internet > private DNS > and use AdGuard's AdBlock which is dns.adguard.com
Surprisingly works well.
Yep, and some sites will pop up a window asking you to remove the ad blocker, but you can ignore it without supporting them lahBlocks ads in apps well also?