jonas-w · HackerTrans

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https://codeberg.org/forgejo/meta/issues/183

I think, this seems to be the discussion everyone is talking about

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For example you visit coolblog.org and it tries to load coolblog.org/ad.js

dns blocking would only see the domain coolblog.org, and doesn't see that it loads ad.js, so it won't block anything.

But e.g. uBlock, also sees that your browser tries to visit ad.js, if uBlock had ad.js in its blocklists it can block loading this script.

jonas-w

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Android does have Content Providers [0], basically apps can provide a "filesystem" which isn't locally stored on your phone and act like Network Shares. Caveat is that you need an internet connection.

[0] https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content...

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