Locale Switcher is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
Blocky is a DNS proxy and ad-blocker for the local network written in Go. It blocks DNS queries using external ad-block and malware lists, with allowlists configurable per client group and periodic reloading of lists. It supports DNS over UDP, TCP, HTTPS, TLS, QUIC and HTTPS/3, and does not collect user data or telemetry.
YogaDNS is a Windows DNS client that intercepts DNS requests at the system level and processes them through user-defined servers. It supports plain DNS, DoH, DoH3, DoT, DoQ, DNSCrypt and Anonymized DNS, with DNSSEC validation and rules based on hostname masks and network interfaces.
Discord Adblock is a CSS rule collection that reduces Nitro ads and other premium-only elements in the Discord client, such as the store, gift button and various upsells. It requires a client mod like Vencord or BetterDiscord, where the list is added through the Custom CSS menu. The author notes that rules using :has() may slightly degrade performance.
TBlock is a systemwide content blocker written in Python and licensed under GPLv3. It uses the hosts file to block ads and trackers across browsers and other applications, and is available as command-line tools and a graphical application. It supports several filter list formats and automatic list updates.
Phishing Army is a community phishing domain blocklist that aggregates reports from independent sources into a normalized, deduplicated list for DNS or blocker use. It offers multiple formats, including Adblock and others such as Unbound, RPZ, DNSMasq and hosts, and targets hostnames to reduce false positives on multi-tenant services.
A free browser-based DNS speed test that benchmarks DNS-over-HTTPS servers from the user's location in real time. It sends live DoH queries locally without server-side code, times full round trips, and marks unresponsive servers as unavailable. Queries time out after five seconds, and results are intended for relative comparison between servers.
Community notes
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to reviewKeep exploring
Blocky is a DNS proxy and ad-blocker for the local network written in Go. It blocks DNS queries using external ad-block and malware lists, with allowlists configurable per client group and periodic reloading of lists. It supports DNS over UDP, TCP, HTTPS, TLS, QUIC and HTTPS/3, and does not collect user data or telemetry.
YogaDNS is a Windows DNS client that intercepts DNS requests at the system level and processes them through user-defined servers. It supports plain DNS, DoH, DoH3, DoT, DoQ, DNSCrypt and Anonymized DNS, with DNSSEC validation and rules based on hostname masks and network interfaces.
Discord Adblock is a CSS rule collection that reduces Nitro ads and other premium-only elements in the Discord client, such as the store, gift button and various upsells. It requires a client mod like Vencord or BetterDiscord, where the list is added through the Custom CSS menu. The author notes that rules using :has() may slightly degrade performance.
TBlock is a systemwide content blocker written in Python and licensed under GPLv3. It uses the hosts file to block ads and trackers across browsers and other applications, and is available as command-line tools and a graphical application. It supports several filter list formats and automatic list updates.
Phishing Army is a community phishing domain blocklist that aggregates reports from independent sources into a normalized, deduplicated list for DNS or blocker use. It offers multiple formats, including Adblock and others such as Unbound, RPZ, DNSMasq and hosts, and targets hostnames to reduce false positives on multi-tenant services.
A free browser-based DNS speed test that benchmarks DNS-over-HTTPS servers from the user's location in real time. It sends live DoH queries locally without server-side code, times full round trips, and marks unresponsive servers as unavailable. Queries time out after five seconds, and results are intended for relative comparison between servers.
