Which is the best adblocking hostfile that has less false positives for a normal user ?

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ScrambleVerdict, 8 months ago

Oisd.nl

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TheQuickHedgehog, 8 months ago

A dns blocklist? I use hagezi

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Alby003, 8 months ago

I heard about it. It has very less False & positives

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CookieJarObserver, 8 months ago

Ublock Origin, i personally also use NextDNS but thats not that necessary.

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Supermariofan67, 8 months ago

I’m pretty happy with oisd.nl. There’s so StevenBlack’s hosts file if you want something smaller.

Use them in pihole, or add to ublock origin in addition to the normal lists. I’m assuming you don’t mean using it as a literal hosts file (which has severe performance problems with lookups on large files)

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sir_reginald, 8 months ago

default uBlock Origin. default lists are constantly updated to avoid breakage

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