An inexpensive Raspberry Pi and free software is all you need to block ads on all devices in youur household. Here's how to install Pi-hole.

Using this IP address, your browser is now able to pull the data you need to display the site. However, this data passes through the Pi-hole and gets analyzed again.

To connect to your Raspberry Pi you’ll need to ssh with the default username and password for your chosen distribution, details that are published on the downloads page and easily accessed.

Bump for Pi-Hole! Nice writeup. I just discovered Pi-Hole about a month ago and I'm already a huge fan. I had an extra Raspberry Pi laying around, so I didn't go the virtual route, but it is ...

I use both, because Pi-Hole doesn't block ads on YouTube. There are few things more annoying than YouTube popping up (Liberty, Liberty, Liberty) an ad in the middle of a sentence.

On the other side, using DNS/host-based blocklists -- like the ones Pi-hole will be using from now on -- have a major disadvantage, which is size. "Hosts blocklists are ridiculously huge," Meshkov ...