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DNS Jumper is a free, portable tool that lets users change DNS servers with a few clicks. It includes IPv6 support, backup and restore of DNS settings, a command-line interface, and a feature that tests DNS response times to find the fastest server. The tool can also flush the DNS cache and add custom DNS servers.
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Provides instructions on disabling JavaScript by default in browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera, and enabling it for trusted sites. It also lists JavaScript vulnerabilities and offers guidance for web developers.
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DNS Jumper is a free, portable tool that lets users change DNS servers with a few clicks. It includes IPv6 support, backup and restore of DNS settings, a command-line interface, and a feature that tests DNS response times to find the fastest server. The tool can also flush the DNS cache and add custom DNS servers.
LibreDNS is a public encrypted DNS service run by LibreOps, offering DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS to maintain secrecy of DNS traffic and circumvent censorship it also offers a separate endpoint that blocks a crowdsourced list of known advertisement and tracking domains.
DNSWarden is a DNS resolver that filters domains using predefined blocklists and whitelists. It supports DNS over TLS, QUIC, HTTPS and DNSCrypt, with adblock, adult-filter and uncensored filter options. A custom filter can be configured, and a search checks whether a domain appears in a filter list. The service states it keeps no DNS logs.
Lockdown Privacy offers a firewall and a Secure Tunnel VPN for blocking trackers, ads and badware in apps. The firewall is described as open source and on-device. The site states the products are Openly Operated and provide transparency into data handling. The listing covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.
personalDNSfilter is a DNS filter proxy written in Java. It hooks into domain name resolution and returns the loopback address for filtered hosts. It supports secure DNS via DOH and DOT and is available for Java enabled devices including Android, with and without VPN. Filtering is local and works with any upstream DNS server.
Provides instructions on disabling JavaScript by default in browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera, and enabling it for trusted sites. It also lists JavaScript vulnerabilities and offers guidance for web developers.
