Contribute to hassio-addons/addon-pi-hole development by creating an account on GitHub. Pi-hole - Home Assistant Community Add-ons. This add-on is a port of Pi-hole to be able to run on Home Assistant and is based on Alpine Linux and is using Docker.

Pi-hole lets you block advertisements for every device that connects to your network without the need for any client-side software. Pi-hole is an advertising-aware DNS- and web server, meant to be run on a dedicated Raspberry Pi connected to your home network. We strongly recommend migrating to the AdGuard Home add-on, which is available in the add-on store. Above all, the AdGuard Home team has been supportive in developing the add-on.įor those reasons, it is no longer viable to keep maintaining the Pi-hole add-on, which has been problematic at best. Meanwhile, the AdGuard team published an alternative: AdGuard Home.ĪdGuard Home as surpassed Pi-hole in terms of capabilities, features, and stability, and Home Assistant provides a good integration with AdGuard. Pi-hole used to be a great solution to filter network traffic, but it has been a challenge to keep/get it in a working state as an add-on. The Pi-hole add-on is now deprecated and will no longer be supported, maintained and will not receive future updates or fixes.

People are often confused between Adblock Pro and other blockers with the word ad in their titles.Pihole 1280×720 70.4 KB Deprecation warning If I did not have the paid version of Adblock Pro when it was a one-time purchase, I would probably go for 1Blocker today, since it seems to be more loved and for me it works exactly as Adblock Pro. 1Blocker is a one-time purchase as well as subscription, and Adblock Pro for Safari may get you 1 year of Pro features if you are able to get 3 unique Apple IDs to download the app using your referral code.Īs I am now using Adblock Pro more, I realise that this is decidedly blocking more and better than Wipr was, and has broken just 1 website so far, whereas in Wipr it was at least 5 that I visited frequently. I got it for free or 50% off if I remember right. I now use Adblock Pro for Safari on both macOS and iOS. Clearly, they are not looking at fine-tuning their code. Upon emailing the dev that some websites are not working correctly in the app but working correctly in the legacy extension, initially it was suggested that he will look into it, and some months later it became please whitelist those websites. When it came out as a macOS app, that is when things have gone downhill and continue to do so. Wipr was (in my opinion) the best blocker when it was just a Safari extension.

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