Is there a maximum number of lists one should subscribe to?

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Here are some relevant answers:

Wildcard support in Blokada

What are wildcards? Some blocklists use wirdcards to block all subdomains for a domain. Wildcards look like this: *.example.com The asterisk (*) means that anything can replace it, and hence, in this example, any subdomain of the domain example.com will be blocked. Examples of domains that would be blocked: news.example.com something.else.example.com example.com Please note that the wildcard can only be placed as a prefix (before the domain), and only one wildcard is supported per ent…

How to block or allow a domain on Android

This article describes how to block/allow domains on Android. For iOS check this article. The easiest way to do add domains to Ad blocking / Blocked Hosts or Allowed Host is to search the Host log (which is a submenu of Ad blocking) for the domain you want to add. Tap on it and either tap ‘block’ or ‘allow’. If you want to manually enter a domain in one of those menus be sure to follow this format: example.com You can also add the same domain with a ‘www.’ in the beginning. In prior versions…

Screenshot from my ver. 4 host lists saying at top “Try to keep number of active lists low.” But no max number given.

I’m using just one right now (OSID), although I’ve often used two or three at a time. The issues I’ve had with multiple lists is that sometimes certain websites or other internet resources won’t open and I can’t figure out why. After spinning my wheels for a while, I finally remember to stop Blokada, which solves that access problem. Then I switch host list to see if that will still block ads but fix my specific non-access issue. So that’s why I change host lists. Also, using multiple lists will complicate potential access problems.

I don’t see any way to extend the 30-day closing of a support issue other than reposting. Good luck! Maybe someone else will chime in? (Karol?)