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<blockquote data-quote="goodjohnjr" data-source="post: 1010540" data-attributes="member: 73546">I am not sure if you are talking to me or not, but I have not tried NextDNS yet because of the limit for the free version &amp; because I usually use the free Adguard DNS Public Default servers which have no limit in my router &amp; on Android et cetera; but thank you for sharing that.I am trying out Adguard For Windows for the first time now that I have 9 lifetime licenses that I bought for under $30, you can not beat that kind of deal, I do not have to have it, but I was curious to test it out for the first time now that I finally bought it &amp; can use it for life whenever I want.Furthermore, I have used Adguard&#039;s free products off and on for years, like I do with a variety of free things, trying to find the best free options available to me at any given time that I can also recommend to others; as I try to keep my layered security setup up-to-date &amp; balanced for current threats.uBlock Origin in the web browser &amp; Brave Browser&#039;s built-in filtering are still the best that I have used so far, with fewer problems, better filters enabled on default, and easier to use than Adguard; and Malwarebytes Browser Guard, Quad9 DNS &amp; CleanBrowsing DNS, et cetera are all better at blocking malware / grayware websites than Adguard.Adguard products are in third place for me in those areas, so I check on them from time to time to see its progress, report issues, et cetera.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="goodjohnjr, post: 1010540, member: 73546"] I am not sure if you are talking to me or not, but I have not tried NextDNS yet because of the limit for the free version & because I usually use the free Adguard DNS Public Default servers which have no limit in my router & on Android et cetera; but thank you for sharing that. I am trying out Adguard For Windows for the first time now that I have 9 lifetime licenses that I bought for under $30, you can not beat that kind of deal, I do not have to have it, but I was curious to test it out for the first time now that I finally bought it & can use it for life whenever I want. Furthermore, I have used Adguard's free products off and on for years, like I do with a variety of free things, trying to find the best free options available to me at any given time that I can also recommend to others; as I try to keep my layered security setup up-to-date & balanced for current threats. uBlock Origin in the web browser & Brave Browser's built-in filtering are still the best that I have used so far, with fewer problems, better filters enabled on default, and easier to use than Adguard; and Malwarebytes Browser Guard, Quad9 DNS & CleanBrowsing DNS, et cetera are all better at blocking malware / grayware websites than Adguard. Adguard products are in third place for me in those areas, so I check on them from time to time to see its progress, report issues, et cetera. [/QUOTE]

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