Pi-hole promises to be a "black hole for Internet advertisements," but it isn't quite as simple when it comes to adverts on YouTube.

Pi-hole, a popular ad-blocking software, has dropped support for AdBlock-style blocklists -- the types of lists used by browser-based adblockers to stop ads.

Thankfully, there’s an easy way to block ads on your entire Wi-Fi or home network, with hardware as inexpensive as a Raspberry Pi Zero (~$10) and a piece of free software known as Pi-hole.

Pi-hole is an open source project to turn that Raspberry Pi collecting dust in your drawer into a whole-network ad blocking appliance. Not only does it stop ads from showing up on all your computer… ...

Just a week or so ago, my wife clicked on an ad result on Google Search only to find that it was blocked by Pi-Hole. She frequently clicks those top results (as do I), so she asked if I could fix ...

Since 2017, those not so savvy who still wanted the experience of Pi-hole, could turn to Adhole.org. That is, until now. Adhole.org is shutting down, citing issues with maintenance and stability.