Some are, but others don’t currently meet the requirements for adoption

eBlocker does indeed seem German. It’s also much more than PiHole (it MITMs your packets, it seems) https://eblocker.org/en/how-eblocker-works/

eBlocker uses SSL bumping with a unique root certificate to decrypt possibly encrypted TCP/IP packets. After this deep packet inspection a pattern matching to the target URI is performed. In case of a match, the request is answered by the eBlocker (instead of being sent to the target URI).

As a slightly less accurate alternative, eBlocker uses DNS blocking for fallback, where the domains of known data collectors are blocked. This way, even devices that do not allow to install root certificates are also protected.

Beware! Now there’s a hardware revision for a TP-Link router (I think the C7) that is not supported by OpenWrt and never will

Thanks for your reply!

It’s crazy yours is on the 5th of May! It would be interesting to see how the dates correlate on a map.

Also, I think our holiday is two in one, but then we have Republic Day on the second of June, because that was the date of the referendum in monarchy vs republic

Also, you have carnations, we have poppies!

Surprisingly, indeed! Have a good 25th of April!

Yours looks power hungry though…