Open ckuethe opened 5 years ago
wouldn't blocking "*.ampproject.net" do the job? It would block more but will this be relevant?
Blocking *.ampproject.net
would also block the desired content. Other patterns I'd like to block are ^track(er)?[.]
, ^(collector|analytics)\d*[.]
, ^ad(s|vertising)\d*[.]
,...
I meant to link this post which has a great list of patterns... https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/blqd4u/why_am_i_still_seeing_ads_while_successfully/emqltlb/
I have another reason to support regex block, especially if some Android browser (esp. Chrome and any forks that not patched properly) done this things.
You can see there are have some DNS names that not lookalike hosts or domain name patterns.
This "random" DNS requests are for testing the DNS by chrome. Usually they doesn't hurt and can just be ignored in my opinion
If you like you can discuss this behaviour in our tg chanel https://telegram.me/pdnsf
This feature would be really help block xiaomi and other tracker apps, uploading data to their
aws servers. e.g.URL: data-mistat-intl-xiaomi.com-blablabla.amazonaws.com
adding e.g. "data-mistat-intl-xiaomi.com-*.amazonaws.com" to additionalHosts should do the job...
Could you add regex blocking, like pihole has, eg. https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/blqd4u/why_am_i_still_seeing_ads_while_successfully/
Many AMP sites embed unwanted content from
^d-\d+[.]ampproject[.]net