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Every address starts with a DNS query. That is where ads, trackers and malicious domains get turned off, once, for every device at home. The disable.page guides explain each layer without turning the subject into a network manual.
DNS
03What DNS resolves, how a query reaches its destination, and why each layer can fail. Practical guides for people who want to understand before configuring.
- How DNS turns a name into an address
- Block trackers and ads at DNS level
- Encrypted DNS: what changes with DoH and DoT
Security
03Phishing, hijacked domains, DNS tunneling, and what each protection really blocks. Without promising what the layer cannot reach.
- What DNS does — and does not do — against phishing
- DNS tunneling: when data exfiltration looks like a lookup
- Hijacked DNS: when someone else answers for your name
Tools
17Searches that already open with the filter you picked and shortcuts that adjust the page open in your browser. All in one directory.
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01How search filters, addresses and browser shortcuts work, with examples and clear limits.
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