That being said, I have already explored a specific option using the Linksys WRT3200ACM and OpenWRT (along with the adblock addon), which has delivered some interesting results (YouTube ads have proven to be tricky, but that was to be expected), so I decided to see what do the Asus routers have to offer in this regard. So, when Google announced that it wants to block generic adblockers on the Google Chrome browser in favour of implementing its own filters, I thought why not block ads at a router level across all your devices and fix the problem in its infancy.ĭon’t get me wrong, I do think that ads are important and if nobody would watch them, then I doubt many blogs would survive, but some websites have gone overboard with ad placement and I do think that users should have the control over which websites get their ads blocked and which do not. Pop-up windows, multiple flashing ads, the list goes on and really, every person that surfs the web has encountered at least a single occurrence when they had to close multiple small windows to actually manage to read the content.

Adblockers have become very popular and are now an indispensable tool to keep your sanity while navigating the web.

Dns that blocks youtube ads