A general purpose blocklist, that compiles many other blocklists into one, and tries to avoid false positives. It gets regular updates. We will include only the Light version in the app, since the full one is very big. We are considering to use it as our default blocklist (instead of Energized Blu).
OISD Light is relatively small, with around 70k hosts (Energized Blue is ~200k).
Try it out and let us know if it’s working for you well.
FYI, on my system, OISD did not block as many ads as Energized Blu. OISD blocked approx. half as many ads as Blu (which blocks virtually all ads on my setup).
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Blokada uses Energized Blu as default blocklist? It blocks ign, jackjones, humblebundle, logmein, nespresso, newgrounds, origin, maxim, some well known adult sites, and a lot more…
Not sure how Energized blocklists can be taken seriously… but that’s just the oisd blocklist maintainer talking
I had few lists enabled (not a lot) including energized blu.
It was too much. Why? Cause I had to play with specific domains or apps once in awhile when these lists were updated.
I’m happy with my current selection after testing it for a few weeks:
OISD (light)
Blacklist (adservers only) - added cause I had some misses with OISD if I remember correctly.
I use oisd on my pihole now for a very long time. Ealier I used energiezed ultimate but going on with it I got too many false positives which I had to search manually for whitelisting. With oisd I had never problems. It is sad to see, that only the light list got included. That way I combine oisd and energized blu on blokada so that more get blocked.