blocky
Fast and lightweight DNS proxy that blocks ads for local networks.
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About blocky
Blocky is a DNS proxy designed to block advertisements on local networks. It functions as an ad-blocker that sits between devices and DNS servers, filtering out ad-serving domains before they reach the network. The tool is built in Go and emphasizes being fast and lightweight, making it suitable for deployment on resource-constrained systems. It supports DNS-over-HTTPS and works as a self-hosted solution for network-wide ad blocking, similar in purpose to other network-level ad-blocking systems.
Blocky is developed by 0xERR0R and distributed under the Apache 2.0 license, making it open source and available for both personal and commercial use. The project includes features beyond basic ad-blocking, such as parental control capabilities, positioning it as a comprehensive DNS filtering solution for local networks.
Checked 27 October 2026.
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