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    Blocky

    Blocky

    Fast and lightweight DNS proxy as ad-blocker for local network

    Blocky is a fast, lightweight DNS proxy and network-wide ad blocker designed for home labs and small networks that want Pi-hole-like filtering with more flexible DNS routing and modern protocol support. It blocks DNS queries using external deny lists while also supporting allow lists, and it can scope policies by client groups so different devices or households can have different rulesets.
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    CyberDragon Browser

    CyberDragon Browser

    CyberDragon Browser - privacy enhanced, portable browser

    CyberDragon has: - Tracker blocker. It will block over 6000 various trackers from following your daily surfing habits. Also optional tracker blocker file that list over 30 000 trackers is provided. - Very strict, zero-tolerance cookie control. By default, only session cookies that have Secure and HttpOnly cookie attributes set are allowed. Also, all 3rd party cookies are blocked by default.
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    This project is about blocking MAC adresses on a squid proxy server. It works with LDAP, PHP and MySQL.
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