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Windows-Auto-Night-Mode
Automatically switches between the dark and light theme of Windows 10 and Windows 11
You can block them at home and on the go with [PiHole](https://pi-hole.net. For on-the-go you just connect to your home network via VPN and can enjoy a ad-free life.
For a DNS resolver I'm currently using https://nextdns.io/ and it seems to be working pretty well at blocking ads except for YouTube.
If you have the hardware, you can also block DNS requests at the network level with open source network firmware. I've used OpenWRT and https://github.com/openwrt/packages/tree/master/net/adblock/files for years with great success.
I thought I'd try out Firefox for Android a while back. First thing I did is go to settings to set my homepage, but found that there's no option for it. The absence of such a traditional, basic feature annoyed me so much that I uninstalled.
They're trying to significantly weaken adblock extensions.
You could also use apps like Blokada to create an ad-blocking local VPN which applies across the whole device. You can choose different lists for ad-blocking, phishing, trackers, etc.
Allow me to improve your day (or night): https://github.com/AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode