magic_mapper VS NextDNS-Config

You have to root your TV, but it is possible to disable the mouse pointer using Magic Mapper, and it can also be used to create shortcut buttons to those HDMI-CEC functions (such as a button to send the Home command to the XBox.

If you want to setup a shortcut on your remote to swap it, you would need root your TV and then you could use this to setup the remote shortcuts (note it doesn't have direct support for audio output switching yet, but should soon, or you could setup HA as mentioned above and then this can trigger HA automations): https://github.com/andrewfraley/magic_mapper

IF you want to use your magic remote to do this, you will have to root your TV. This project will support using a magic remote button to set a Dynamic Tone Mapping value. Alternatively, but still requiring root, in the WebOS HomeBrew store there is a project called LGInputHook that can also do this.

I rooted my TV and reprogrammed the remote so that the channel up and down buttons control the oled backlight, also made one of the color buttons cycle the energy savings mode. The channel buttons to change brightness is killer, though.

FYI, if your TV is rooted (rootmy.tv, or if it's too new: https://github.com/RootMyTV/RootMyTV.github.io/issues/85#iss...), you can remap the remote: https://github.com/andrewfraley/magic_mapper

As far as lists go, its extremely subjective. Definitely look into the Hagezi lists and yokoffing's configuration guide, I'd recommend Multi Pro++ for most people. Most other blocklists are redundant with that one.

I followed this https://github.com/yokoffing/NextDNS-Config and my Apple private relay works. It shows a red dot next to the profile when I check but the logs still show what I browse

You download the app, create an account at the official website NextDNS.io, the the first page that will open will be the setup page. From there you will choose your device and follow the steps until your NextDNS account is connected to your device. For the blocklists I recommend this website for guidance. After that you’re all set.

Nope. Can’t confirm. Abel to reach the site while running the same (and only) list. I also don’t see these exact trackers blocked while accessing the domain. I’d set up my profile with this guide. Hope that helps. BR

There is this guy on GitHub and he also did an in depth analysis and wrote a guide. He recommends HaGeZi - Multi NORMAL. I'll stick with that.