Can someone please post the "whitelist" fix for Amazon.com. That site keeps locking up/freezing on me when connected to my WiFi Network. I know someone said that it's mentioned somewhere here but there are 121 pages in this thread now and I would appreciate if it can be pointed out.
Can someone please post the "whitelist" fix for Amazon.com. That site keeps locking up/freezing on me when connected to my WiFi Network. I know someone said that it's mentioned somewhere here but there are 121 pages in this thread now and I would appreciate if it can be pointed out.
Can someone please post the "whitelist" fix for Amazon.com. That site keeps locking up/freezing on me when connected to my WiFi Network. I know someone said that it's mentioned somewhere here but there are 121 pages in this thread now and I would appreciate if it can be pointed out.
On a scale of 1 - 10 (10 being mission impossible), how hard would be to expand Diversion to include the network blocking of YouTube ads? In my area, YouTube Premium isn't available yet but their ads certainly are and they're infuriating.
On a scale of 1 - 10 (10 being mission impossible), how hard would be to expand Diversion to include the network blocking of YouTube ads? In my area, YouTube Premium isn't available yet but their ads certainly are and they're infuriating.
What would be a really fascinating calculation is how much video gets added each day, say, just to YouTube, and how many new data-farm hard drives that equates to and thence to how many new data farms per year get built just for YouTube. When I get one of those irritating video ads that I have to endure for 5 seconds before Skip Ad works, I console myself by thinking the advertisers are paying for those data farms, not me. Unless they crack data storage at the atomic or sub-atomic level, I have a nightmare vision of the surface of the Earth eventually covered with buildings full of hard drives. Anyone good at cigarette-packet calculations of that nature? Maybe one of the 80 robots currently visiting the forum could do something useful,and work it out for us?
How about we pool in to raise an incentive amount? I propose something along the line of a 10K (or more) goal. Whoever comes up with the solution gets it! That's how much these ads irritate me lol
On a scale of 1 - 10 (10 being mission impossible), how hard would be to expand Diversion to include the network blocking of YouTube ads? In my area, YouTube Premium isn't available yet but their ads certainly are and they're infuriating.
I noticed that the pixelserv-tls is not running and am not able to activate it, I tried disabling and enabling, restarting, upgrading and updating it without luck, any ideas ?
Asus RT-AC86U with Asuswrt-Merlin 384.10_2 with amtm 1.9 with Diversion 4.0.8