A robust collection of commonly white listed websites borrowed from various sources including Pi-Hole subreddit, Pi-Hole forum, Pi-Hole github repository and more! Add these domains to your Pi-Hole setup by running a script or manually and make your setup trouble-free!
Want to report a new domain? Want to report existing one? Feel free to file an issue.
- The entire repo is curated.
- New domains are added frequently.
- Supports Pi-Hole Docker installation.
- Comes with a shell script i.e you can add all domains automatically at an instant.
- If you are a beginner to Pi-Hole, adding these sites resolves many problems.
whitelist.txt This file contain domains that are safe to whitelist i.e it does not contain any tracking or advertising sites. Adding this file fixes many problems like YouTube watch history, videos on news sites and so on...
For Pi-hole in Docker installations
- First, make sure to clone the repository into a location that is accessible by your Pi-hole Docker' container, i.e. do a
git clone hhttps://github.com/bruvv/dns-blocking.gitin one of your volume mounts. - Next, make sure to make the script executable using
sudo chmod +x whitelist.sh - Finally, setup a cronjob using
crontab -eand add the following line:
0 0 * * * docker exec -d pihole '/opt/whitelist/scripts/whitelist.sh'
This will sync your whitelist with the one from the repository every day at midnight. Make sure to adjust the command to reflect your setup, i.e. change the container name and path to the script.
For native/normal Pi-hole installations
git clone hhttps://github.com/bruvv/dns-blocking.git
cd whitelist/scripts
sudo chmod +x whitelist.sh
sudo ./whitelist.sh
Note: You don't have to clone the repo every time you want to update whitelist file. Navigate to whitelist/scripts and run the script again sudo ./whitelist.sh
It's recommended to setup a cronjob to keep your whitelist in sync with the one from the repository. To do so, run crontab -e and add the following line: 0 0 * * * '/opt/whitelist/scripts/whitelist.sh'
This will sync your whitelist with the one from the repository every day at midnight. Make sure to adjust the path to where you cloned the script.
Adam:ONE Assistant (Previously known as DNSthingy
This browser extension will list all of the domains that are queried when a web page is loaded. You can often look at the list of domains and cherry pick the ones that appear to be ad-serving domains.
Using inbuilt Developer tool
For Chrome ctrl+shift+I will land you in Developer tools menu.
Using an Android app
Net Guard is an Android app that can be used to monitor any specific apps, works on unrooted devices too.
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