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IDK from where you got the impression that there is a subscribe function in RC, but AFAIK there is no such feature. Actually a subscribe function is a bad idea...

My solution does not work in Firefox for Android, however you can do it iin a Desktop Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Vivaldi, Safari, Opera, Epiphany, ... and then copy the result...

The difference between the solutions is that @tumpio solution give you 14 files that you need to import while my script merges them into one "file". About the usage of...

> Pattern: All URLs Types: […] WebSocket […] Action: Block WebSockets are used by a lot of sites. Blocking them by default means there will be a lot of "This...

If you have rooted your android, you can edit `/system/etc/hosts`. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/60150/how-to-edit-etc-hosts-file https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/174515/how-to-edit-etc-hosts-file-in-non-rooted-phone https://www.howtogeek.com/140576/how-to-edit-the-hosts-file-on-android-and-block-web-sites/ On non-rooted androids, I think you can import it in apps like Blokada. However, a list with...

> * Speeds up the script because you don't need to run `sudo` anymore if you are already root I don't think performance matters for shell-scripts (they have no (JIT-)compiler...

> While writing this I'm suddenly thinking about a better way to check if sudo (or su) is present that doesn't require which or env. If you want to only...

I wrote a program which downloads `domains.list` and converts it into a dnsmasq configuration. See https://gitlab.com/rusty-snake/uhb2dnsmasq. **What I learned?** 1. dnsmasq also blocks sub-domains. This can result in over-blocking, see...

> Just use the --addn-hosts= option in the configuration file. Works like a charm. @amastelek How did you tested this? > 3. For the record: dnsmasq's `addn-hosts` option still resolves...

> . Maybe it would be better to maintain the "relaxed" settings as a set of patches in a directory? Have you ever thought about a "relaxed.js" with is appended...