← Back to context Comment by drnick1 10 days ago Blacklisting facebook.com at the DNS level has worked pretty well for me. 5 comments drnick1 Reply amazingamazing 9 days ago That works, but is not really blocking the ads. snapplebobapple 9 days ago I agree. We should call that "blocking the bads" since the overwhelming majority of things served from that domain are bad. prmoustache 9 days ago facebook ads are indeed blocked. Gormo 9 days ago Don't forget .fbcdn.net and .fbcdn.com. wompapumpum 10 days ago [flagged]
amazingamazing 9 days ago That works, but is not really blocking the ads. snapplebobapple 9 days ago I agree. We should call that "blocking the bads" since the overwhelming majority of things served from that domain are bad. prmoustache 9 days ago facebook ads are indeed blocked.
snapplebobapple 9 days ago I agree. We should call that "blocking the bads" since the overwhelming majority of things served from that domain are bad.
That works, but is not really blocking the ads.
I agree. We should call that "blocking the bads" since the overwhelming majority of things served from that domain are bad.
facebook ads are indeed blocked.
Don't forget .fbcdn.net and .fbcdn.com.
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