MinusBrowser 2.30.1 is Published

Minus is like Gopher, but even simpler. MinusBrowser also browses Gopherspace.

MinusBrowser is written for Linux-based operating systems.

• MinusBrowser now correctly displays the Tor version in the about:browser and about:server pages. This fixes a bug in the previous two versions.

To update to this new version, if you already have MinusBrowser 2.1 or later, just follow the instructions on your browser’s home page. You will not need to use a web browser to update.

To get MinusBrowser if you do not already have it, download this file from Codeberg.

https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

There is no need to install MinusBrowser. Just download the .tar.gz file to your home folder and unpack it with

tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz

or use your favorite GUI software to unpack it. If you have a version of MinusBrowser earlier than 2.1, unpack the .tar.gz file into the same directory as your present MinusBrowser folder.

To follow the progress of the Minus Protocol Project, click on #minus-protocol or look at https://nerdpol.ch/tags/minus-protocol

You can download MinusBrowser from a terminal window with this command. This will work only if Tor Browser is running because it borrows Tor Browser’s SOCKS5 proxy. (Both Tor Browser and MinusBrowser contain their own copy of Tor.)

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150 -O gopher://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion:1990/9/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

This works because all Minus URLs can be translated into Gopher URLs.

minus://something.onion/ → gopher://something.onion:1990/9/

For more information:

[minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/](minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/)
https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol

#internet #protocol #tcp #hypertext #http #gopher #minus #minus-protocol #browser #minusbrowser #minus-browser #server #minus-server

MinusBrowser 2.30 is Published

Minus is like Gopher, but even simpler. MinusBrowser also browses Gopherspace.

MinusBrowser is written for Linux-based operating systems.

• Updated to Tor 0.4.8.11.
• Clicking on a file:// link to a missing file no longer fails. This fixes a bug in the previous version.
• The about: pages have been improved, and two more have been added: about:computer and about:network.
• The built-in documentation has been revised, and a new page has been added that summarizes the protocols and schemes supported by MinusBrowser. The three files: schemes.minus, keycmd.minus, and clicks.minus together now provide a quick reference for MinusBrowser.
• Typing Shift-Control-j now finds words with spellings similar to the entered or selected text. This is the same lookup used by the editor window when you select a word and type Control-d.

To update to this new version, if you already have MinusBrowser 2.1 or later, just follow the instructions on your browser’s home page. You will not need to use a web browser to update.

To get MinusBrowser if you do not already have it, download this file from Codeberg.

https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

There is no need to install MinusBrowser. Just download the .tar.gz file to your home folder and unpack it with

tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz

or use your favorite GUI software to unpack it. If you have a version of MinusBrowser earlier than 2.1, unpack the .tar.gz file into the same directory as your present MinusBrowser folder.

To follow the progress of the Minus Protocol Project, click on #minus-protocol or look at https://nerdpol.ch/tags/minus-protocol

You can download MinusBrowser from a terminal window with this command. This will work only if Tor Browser is running because it borrows Tor Browser’s SOCKS5 proxy. (Both Tor Browser and MinusBrowser contain their own copy of Tor.)

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150 -O gopher://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion:1990/9/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

This works because all Minus URLs can be translated into Gopher URLs.

minus://something.onion/ → gopher://something.onion:1990/9/

For more information:

[minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/](minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/)
https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol

#internet #protocol #tcp #hypertext #http #gopher #minus #minus-protocol #browser #minusbrowser #minus-browser #server #minus-server

#browser #wisdom #knowledge #spyware #internet #web #www #comic #meme #software

#google #money #security #browser #chrome #internet #economy #news

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♲ Digital Angel - 2024-04-10 22:01:30 GMT

#Google: If you want #browser #security, it will cost you something.https://chromeenterprise.google/products/chrome-enterprise-premium/
#software #internet #enterprise #economy #money #business #chrome #news

MinusBrowser 2.29 is Published

Minus is like Gopher, but even simpler. MinusBrowser also browses Gopherspace.

MinusBrowser is written for Linux-based operating systems.

• Added an about: scheme with three pages: about, browser, and server. This is similar to the about: scheme of some web browsers. Search for about: on the Home page for details. More pages will probably be added in the future.
• Links are now followed up to three levels deep.
• The very limited support for the Gemini protocol has been removed. This will probably be added back if, and when, curl supports the Gemini protocol.
• Some more cruft related to the way MinusBrowser used to work with the Tails OS has been removed.
• When files other than text files are read, a window with details about the file is displayed. You can delete these non-text files by typing Shift-Delete, just as with text files. A note about this now appears on the details page.
• MinusBrowser can now read any file or folder using EasyGPG, if EasyGPG is installed, by typing Control-d. Previously, this only worked with text files. If the file contains no PGP messages or keys, EasyGPG will offer to encrypt the file.
• More links now appear on the page that appears when you click "Read file" (or type Control-o).

To update to this new version, if you already have MinusBrowser 2.1 or later, just follow the instructions on your browser’s home page. You will not need to use a web browser to update.

To get MinusBrowser if you do not already have it, download this file from Codeberg.

https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

There is no need to install MinusBrowser. Just download the .tar.gz file to your home folder and unpack it with

tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz

or use your favorite GUI software to unpack it. If you have a version of MinusBrowser earlier than 2.1, unpack the .tar.gz file into the same directory as your present MinusBrowser folder.

To follow the progress of the Minus Protocol Project, click on #minus-protocol or look at https://nerdpol.ch/tags/minus-protocol

You can download MinusBrowser from a terminal window with this command. This will work only if Tor Browser is running because it borrows Tor Browser’s SOCKS5 proxy. (Both Tor Browser and MinusBrowser contain their own copy of Tor.)

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150 -O gopher://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion:1990/9/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

This works because all Minus URLs can be translated into Gopher URLs.

minus://something.onion/ → gopher://something.onion:1990/9/

For more information:

[minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/](minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/)
https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol

#internet #protocol #tcp #hypertext #http #gopher #minus #minus-protocol #browser #minusbrowser #minus-browser #server #minus-server

The Most Annoying Thing On The Internet Isn’t Really Necessary

#internethacks #browser #cookie #privacy #hackaday
posted by pod_feeder_v2

Waarom onze smart­phones de sleutel zijn tot een beter internet

Waag Futurelab

Begin dit jaar startte Waag Futurelab samen met partners met het Mobifree-project. De missie is even ambitieus als fundamenteel: Europese inwoners en organisaties voorzien van een grotere keuze in en toegang tot mensgerichte en ethische mobiele software. Danny Lämmerhirt leidt dit traject voor Waag. Hij legt uit waarom juist die mobiele software zo cruciaal is, hoe die nu wordt gedomineerd door twee grote spelers en waarom we moeten investeren in alternatieven.

(Tekst loopt door onder de foto.)

In Mobifree wordt gesproken over het ‘mobiele ecosysteem’. Dat klinkt als iets heel groots. Wat moeten we hieronder verstaan? ‘Het mobiele ecosysteem is inderdaad een uitgebreide verzameling van samenwerkende onderdelen op je smartphone. Het gaat hierbij om zowel je apps, de telefoon zelf (hardware), het besturingssysteem, de verbindingen met de cloud, de firmware, de interfaces waardoor apps en andere code met elkaar communiceren, en alle datastromen tussen deze onderdelen. In Mobifree kijken we naar al deze lagen van het mobiele ecosysteem. Nu worden belangrijke delen van het systeem gecontroleerd door Apple en Google, wat leidt tot allerlei ongewenste afhankelijkheden en problemen. Ons doel is een alternatief te bieden.’ (...)

Elk mobiel ecosysteem is een combinatie van verschillende onderdelen: denk aan je besturingssysteem (iOS/Android), je apps (Whatsapp/Google Maps), je cloud-dienst (Drive/iCloud), je internetbrowser (Chrome/Safari) en je toestel (bijvoorbeeld Samsung of Huawei phones/iPhone). Google en Apple beheersen grote delen van deze stack. Dat is problematisch. Bij Waag werken we aan een ‘public stack’, gebaseerd op publieke-, in plaats van aandeelhoudersbelangen.’ (...)

Hele artikel

Tags: #nederlands #internet #privacy #apple #google #alphabet #samsung #smartphone #iphone #fdroid #mobifree #ios #android #apps #clouddienst #browser #monopolie

MinusBrowser 2.28.2 is Published

Minus is like Gopher, but even simpler. MinusBrowser also browses Gopherspace.

MinusBrowser is written for Linux-based operating systems.

• When Internet connections fail, MinusBrowser no longer retries twice. This should prevent MinusBrowser from appearing to be frozen for a full minute.
• The page that appears when you click the "Read file" button will no longer include links to files that do not exist because you have never started your Minus server. This fixes a bug in previous versions.
• MinusBrowser now ensures that the Tor folders now have the proper permissions. Tor will not run if these are not correct. This has not been a problem, but there is no reason not to be more careful.

To update to this new version, if you already have MinusBrowser 2.1 or later, just follow the instructions on your browser’s home page. You will not need to use a web browser to update.

To get MinusBrowser if you do not already have it, download this file from Codeberg.

https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

There is no need to install MinusBrowser. Just download the .tar.gz file to your home folder and unpack it with

tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz

or use your favorite GUI software to unpack it. If you have a version of MinusBrowser earlier than 2.1, unpack the .tar.gz file into the same directory as your present MinusBrowser folder.

To follow the progress of the Minus Protocol Project, click on #minus-protocol or look at https://nerdpol.ch/tags/minus-protocol

You can download MinusBrowser from a terminal window with this command. This will work only if Tor Browser is running because it borrows Tor Browser’s SOCKS5 proxy. (Both Tor Browser and MinusBrowser contain their own copy of Tor.)

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150 -O gopher://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion:1990/9/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

This works because all Minus URLs can be translated into Gopher URLs.

minus://something.onion/ → gopher://something.onion:1990/9/

For more information:

[minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/](minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/)
https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol

#internet #protocol #tcp #hypertext #http #gopher #minus #minus-protocol #browser #minusbrowser #minus-browser #server #minus-server

Laura prioritised the wish of the #Mozilla community 👍

Source: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/any-chance-tab-groups-will-ever-come/121265/10

#browser #tabs #firefox #news #future #software

MinusBrowser 2.28.1 is Published

Minus is like Gopher, but even simpler. MinusBrowser also browses Gopherspace.

MinusBrowser is written for Linux-based operating systems.

• Fixed another bug for Tails users caused by changes in the latest version of Tails.

Tails Users

Because of the changes to Tails that made this update necessary, you will have to update this time in a special way. After this, you will be able to update as you have been doing. This only applies to Tails users.

1. Download https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz
2. Move MinusBrowser.tar.gz to the Persistent folder where your MinusBrowser folder is and then unpack it into the Persistent folder. You can do this from a terminal window, if you cd to the Persistent folder and then type tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz.
3. Remove MinusBrowser.tar.gz.

All Other Users

To update to this new version, if you already have MinusBrowser 2.1 or later, just follow the instructions on your browser’s home page. You will not need to use a web browser to update.

To get MinusBrowser if you do not already have it, download this file from Codeberg.

https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

There is no need to install MinusBrowser. Just download the .tar.gz file to your home folder and unpack it with

tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz

or use your favorite GUI software to unpack it. If you have a version of MinusBrowser earlier than 2.1, unpack the .tar.gz file into the same directory as your present MinusBrowser folder.

To follow the progress of the Minus Protocol Project, click on #minus-protocol or look at https://nerdpol.ch/tags/minus-protocol

You can download MinusBrowser from a terminal window with this command. This will work only if Tor Browser is running because it borrows Tor Browser’s SOCKS5 proxy. (Both Tor Browser and MinusBrowser contain their own copy of Tor.)

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150 -O gopher://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion:1990/9/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

This works because all Minus URLs can be translated into Gopher URLs.

minus://something.onion/ → gopher://something.onion:1990/9/

For more information:

[minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/](minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/)
https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol

#internet #protocol #tcp #hypertext #http #gopher #minus #minus-protocol #browser #minusbrowser #minus-browser #server #minus-server

MinusBrowser 2.28 is Published

Minus is like Gopher, but even simpler. MinusBrowser also browses Gophersapce.

MinusBrowser is written for Linux-based operating systems.

• Control-y has been reassigned to search for the entered or selected word or phrase in Idiotbox.
• Control-p now searches for the entered or selected word or phrase in Veronica 2, the search engine for Gopherspace.
• Several key combinations that did not work correctly when the cursor was in the text entry area now work correctly. This fixes a bug in previous versions.
• Additional information is displayed about files read with MinusBrowser that are not text files. MinusBrowser now displays the type, size, and modification date of such files. For video and audio files, if ffprobe is available, tags will also be displayed. If ffmpeg is installed, ffprobe should be available.
• The pages opened by the "Read file" button (and Control-o) now include more links.
• Audacious is now preferred to VLC when reading a page aloud. Audacious is more appropriate because it only plays audio files. Newer versions of VLC also have more "glitches."
• Tails now no longer supports Desktop files at all. Read the ReadMeFirst.txt file to see how this changes the way we use MinusBrowser with Tails.

To update to this new version, if you already have MinusBrowser 2.1 or later, just follow the instructions on your browser’s home page. You will not need to use a web browser to update.

To get MinusBrowser if you do not already have it, download this file from Codeberg.

https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol/raw/branch/main/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

There is no need to install MinusBrowser. Just download the .tar.gz file to your home folder and unpack it with

tar -xzf MinusBrowser.tar.gz

or use your favorite GUI software to unpack it. If you have a version of MinusBrowser earlier than 2.1, unpack the .tar.gz file into the same directory as your present MinusBrowser folder.

To follow the progress of the Minus Protocol Project, click on #minus-protocol or look at https://nerdpol.ch/tags/minus-protocol

You can download MinusBrowser from a terminal window with this command. This will work only if Tor Browser is running because it borrows Tor Browser’s SOCKS5 proxy. (Both Tor Browser and MinusBrowser contain their own copy of Tor.)

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9150 -O gopher://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion:1990/9/MinusBrowser.tar.gz

This works because all Minus URLs can be translated into Gopher URLs.

minus://something.onion/ → gopher://something.onion:1990/9/

For more information:

[minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/](minus://mvxpelpxu2f7kzotb2s2t6fkmggvrd7qdg2wjs6waiyf2nbhkawux4yd.onion/)
https://codeberg.org/giXzkGsc/Minus-Protocol

#internet #protocol #tcp #hypertext #http #gopher #minus #minus-protocol #browser #minusbrowser #minus-browser #server #minus-server

10 Reasons You Should Switch From #Chrome to #Firefox

source: https://www.howtogeek.com/reasons-you-should-switch-from-chrome-to-firefox/

1) Firefox Uses Less #Battery Than Chrome
2) Firefox Doesn’t Track Your #Internet #Activity to Make #Money
3) Firefox Has Better #Privacy Controls To Prevent Sites From #Tracking You
4) Firefox #Facebook Containers and Multi-Account Containers Enhance Your Privacy
5) #Mozilla #VPN and Firefox Relay Hide Your Personal Details

6) Firefox Is #OpenSource and Evolves With Time
7) Firefox Has a Huge #Extension Ecosystem
8) Firefox Is Highly Customizable
9) Firefox Sync and Pocket Keep Your #Online Life Organized
10) Switching From Chrome to Firefox Is Easy

#browser #software #floss #foss #security #surfing #web #www #news #freedom

Unfortunately, #CNN has dropped out of my #newsfeed as a serious #news source and I will no longer link to them.

What they write there is wrong on so many levels that it is downright cheeky.

Their goal with tracking is to undermine my privacy as much as possible and not to protect it. Then they boldly lie to my face that they want to protect my privacy but I have to deactivating my blocking add-ons for it?

Please don't fall for it and steer clear of websites that lie to you so shabbily!

I use Firefox with "uBlock Origin", "Cookie AutoDelete" and "I don't care about cookies". In my opinion, this is the minimum configuration for safe surfing on the ad-infested Internet. I can no longer take anyone who doesn't like this seriously.

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#fail #security #tracking #surveillance #addon #extension #configuration #software #browser #online #web #www #problem #advertisement #surveillance #economy #marketing #error

Why I use #Firefox

1. The about:config page
2. Mozilla cannot decrypt my data on their servers
3. Translating web pages is also completely private
4. Mozilla develops their own browser engine
5. The best support for extensions on #Android
6. A great picture-in-picture player

I #trust #Mozilla more than I trust #Google, #Apple, #Microsoft, or any other company that makes #web browsers. This trust is based on the fact that Mozilla chooses the highest level of user privacy when developing services such as Firefox Sync, Firefox Translate, and others. A web browser is an integral part of a person’s #online life, so it makes sense to choose a #browser from a company that one trusts the most.

source: https://šime.eu/3

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#software #freedom #opensource #foss #floss #internet #privacy #security #www #surfing

On-click install local AI applications using pinokio

#artificialintelligence #ai #apps #browser #hackaday
posted by pod_feeder_v2

Streaming Deck Removes Need for Dedicated Hardware

#toolhacks #videohacks #browser #control #flask #python #qrcode #remote #smartphone #stream #tablet #touchscreen #twich #webdeck #windows #hackaday
posted by pod_feeder_v2

ESP32 Oscilloscope Skips Screen for the Browser

#toolhacks #browser #esp32 #i2c #oscilloscope #remote #screen #testequipment #hackaday
posted by pod_feeder_v2

#FTC to ban Avast from selling browsing data for #advertising purposes

Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/ftc-to-ban-avast-from-selling-browsing-data-for-advertising-purposes/

The complaint says #Avast violated millions of consumers' rights by collecting, storing, and selling their browsing data without their knowledge and consent while misleading them that the products used to harvest their data would block online #tracking.

#news #crime #economy #security #software #scandal #internet #browser #fail #consumer #software

Niemals ohne Werbefilter surfen!

Warum einen #Werbefilter verwenden?

#Mozilla behauptet von sich, um unsere #Privatsphäre bemüht zu sein aber sie liefern #Firefox ihren #Browser nicht mit voreingestellten Werbefilter / #Werbeblocker aus. Es gibt diverse kleinere Browser, die das inzwischen machen und somit wäre es nicht mehr so revolutionär wenn Mozilla dies auch tun würde. Sei es drum, die erste Aktion nachdem ihr Firefox installiert habt sollte immer sein einen Werbefilter zu installieren. Dieser schützt euch vor ausufernder teilweise betrügerischer #Werbung. Er spart euch Zeit beim #YouTube schauen. Es wird verhindert, dass euer Surfverhalten großflächig ausgewertet und vermarktet wird. Selbst das FBI empfiehlt Werbefilter zu verwenden. Lasst euch nicht vom Rumheulen mancher Seiten erweichen euren Werbefilter abzuschalten, denn diese Seiten zahlen nicht wenn ihr euch durch abgeschalteten Werbefilter bei ihnen Schadsoftware einfangt und euren Rechner neu installieren müsst.

⚠️ Bitte merkt euch aus Sicherheitsgründen und zum Schutz der Privatsphäre niemals ohne Werbefilter surfen! ⚠️

Uneingeschränkt empfehlen kann ich "uBlock Origin" 👍

"uBlock Origin" filtert in der Defaulteinstellung zuverlässig die Werbung heraus auch bei YouTube. Dafür werden von Freiwilligen Listen gepflegt, die bekannte Werbung so herausfiltern, dass das Surferlebnis nicht durch kaputte Seiten beeinträchtigt wird. Man muss ihn nur installieren und kann dann lossurfen.

Installation für Firefox hier: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/

Ein Filter der lernt, Werbung zu filtern ist der "Privacy Badger".

Dieser Werbefilter wurde von der EFF (US-Bürgerrechtsorganisation für Freiheit im Internet) entwickelt. Die haben Ahnung und sind vertrauenswürdig. Hauptunterschied ist, dass dieser Werbefilter erst lernt die Werbung zu filtern anhand ihres negativen Verhaltens für die Privatsphäre. Damit seid ihr nach kurzer Lernphase auch gegen neue Methoden geschützt, da der Filter ständig dazulernt. Hintergrund ist, dass die Listen, die man für "uBlock Origin" herunterladen muss verfälscht sein könnten oder verboten werden könnten von restriktiven Regimen. Hauptkritikpunkt ist, dass man sich einen individuellen Fingerabdruck im Browser erzeugt, anhand dessen ihr theoretisch getrackt werden könntet. Dazu spielt der Server eine für euch individuell erzeugte Werbung aus. Ein anderer Server prüft dann, ob ihr genau diese Werbung filtert und weiß dann, dass ihr schon mal den vorherigen Server besucht habt.

Hier könnt ihr "Privacy Badger" für Firefox installieren:
https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/privacy-badger17/

Für alte und langsame Rechner eignet sich eine Werbefirewall.

Die Werbefirewall "Bluhell" arbeitet mit den selben Listen wie "uBlock Origin". Der Unterschied ist, dass "uBlock Origin" die Werbung filtert. Dazu werden die Werbeanzeigen herausgenommen und die Seite danach neu zusammengebaut, sodass es möglichst gutes Gesamterscheinungsbild im Browser erscheint. Dies braucht Zeit und Rechenleistung, was auf aktuellen Rechnern kein Problem ist. "Bluhell" blockt nur den Zugriff auf die Server, die die Werbung ausspielen. Dies geht schneller und einfacher aber die angezeigten Seiten sehen dann gelegentlich etwas kaputt aus mit einem großen Loch wo vorher die Werbung war.

Zur Installation für Firefox hier: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/bluhell-firewall/

Werbung ausschalten ohne Filter mit der Leseansicht.

Wie gesagt solltet ihr aus Sicherheitsgründen niemals auf den Werbefilter verzichten. Manchmal sitzt man aber an einem fremden oder öffentlichen Rechner, wo man nicht mal eben was installieren kann oder darf. Dann hilft euch die Leseansicht im Firefox. Sie ist auch hilfreich, wenn ihr Seiten ausdrucken wollt, da unnötiges ausgeblendet wird. Um sie zu nutzen, einfach in der Adressleiste auf das entsprechende Symbol klicken.

Werbung blockieren mit der "hosts" Datei.

Das Prinzip ist ähnlich wie bei "Bluhell" aber ganz ohne Installation. Es gibt die Datei "hosts", die eigentlich dafür gedacht ist im lokalen Netzwerk auf Server weiterzuleiten, die nicht über einen DNS-Server aufgelöst werden können, weil man dafür keinen im lokalen Netzwerk eingerichtet hat. Der Trick ist jetzt Werbedomains, entweder auf die IP 0.0.0.0 oder 127.0.0.1 (localhost) umzuleiten. Klinkt für Anfänger wahrscheinlich nach Technikkaudawelsch bedeutet aber einfach nur, dass die Anfragen an Werbung ins leere gehen. Nachteil ist, dass bestimmte Dienste wie "Spotify" nicht mehr funktionieren, wenn sie keine Verbindung mehr zu ihrer Werbung haben. Ein weitere Nachteil ist, dass sich die Server für Werbung ständig ändern und man manuell Updates einspielen muss. Diese Aufgabe übernimmt sonst "Bluhell" oder "uBlock Origin" für euch.

Wie es geht wird hier beschrieben: https://www.hosteurope.de/blog/hosts-datei-finden-und-aendern-oder-fuer-eigenen-blocklist-blacklist-index-optimieren/

Listen erhält man hier: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php
Oder hier: https://github.com/lightswitch05/hosts

Werbung filtern an einem zentralen Punkt für alle Geräte im eigenen Netzwerk mit "Pi Hole".

Diese Lösung ist nur etwas für Leute die sich auskennen, weil viele technische Schritte notwendig sind. Als Belohnung erhält man aber eine Lösung, die fertig eingerichtet für alle Geräte verfügbar ist. So kann man seine Wie ganze Familie, Verwandtschaft und Freunde wirkungsvoll schützen. Dazu richtet man sich auf einen #RaspberryPi einen Server ein, der die Werbung filtert. Danach muss man das lokale Netzwerk nur so konfigurieren, dass alle Geräte diesen Server nutzen für den Internetzugriff. Geräte im #Internet verbinden sich per #VPN mit dem eigenen Server. Den Server kann man zusätzlich als eigene Cloud nutzen und für vieles mehr.

Wie man ein sogenanntes "Pi Hole" einrichtet wird hier beschrieben: https://www.heise.de/tipps-tricks/Pi-Hole-auf-dem-Raspberry-Pi-einrichten-so-geht-s-4358553.html

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