uBlock Origin Lite / uBlock Origin on Desktop Browsers and Brave browser on Android. You can also use private dns / DoT on android. Why do you need AdGuard?

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I run https://dnstools.ws/ which lets people perform DNS lookups, traceroutes, and pings from 29 different locations worldwide. The site has no ads, I don't make any money from the site, and all the c

Adguard dns is dns based adblock similar to blahdns, controld, nextdns, controld etc where the blocking happens remotely on their server. Even the adguard dns is now 2 product, the totally free origin

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Sort of. The certs are generated via dns auth on an unrelated server then distributed to the web servers. I run my own DNS servers to geocast the various domain web servers.

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it is also a lot more complicated as we dont manage dns for those domains so http acme challenge is only way to generate certificate

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Not running DNS server means your server will not be used to attack others.

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that doesn't work when you're out and about on mobile connection unless you have some convoluted wireguard setup to go back home for your dns queries

no i haven't. I need something to setup for kids on tv, so if i will check those if they have dns feature.

Dns based blocking is on my rpi. No need for asguard than.

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Pretty sure Adguard is DNS-based, DNS-based adblockers can't block these types of things, they can only block whole domains

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