Just tried it, pretty slow (6.4 MB/s) maybe due to encryption (as mentioned in the github repo) but anyway it doesn’t utilize WiFi direct, works almost the same as every other app out there (both devices must be connected to the same network)

Just checked the github repo and I’m honestly disappointed seems like the devs ain’t interested in supporting WiFi Direct, they can’t see what sets it apart, well you know what they say if you want something then do it yourself

Tried ftp servers before, too slow

Currently using the latter

I keep having issues with it

I switched to Ubuntu and KDE connect works perfectly with it!

Tried KDE connect, and it works perfectly

The cold hard truth :'(

I tried to upload a screenshot when creating this post, but it seems there is an issue with the instance I’m on, so I just tried uploading it to Imgur instead so here you go, and oh scaling is set to 1x (there is only 1x which is the default and 2x which I tried today, but it made all the UI elements and text too big and yep I’m not using the same fonts for comparison and I don’t think it is as simple to install and use the font used by win 10 and/or 11, and honestly I do not know if using Microsoft font going to fix this issue or not

screenshot these all are the default settings except maybe for Hinting

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Tried it a month or so ago but unfortunately had very high latency due to my geographical location

Interesting 👀

Also they still offer the Energized blocklists which are dead for over a year now

Yeah I noticed that too and it made me somewhat concerned about how things are going it the background, hopefully everything is good

I’m looking into OpenWRT, will try to flash it, it gonna be a game changer for me I believe

Of their paid plans/subscriptions?

None of them respect your privacy

Do you have anything to back up your claim sir as the 3 of them have a very good privacy policy (according to privacyspy.org and tosdr.org except for Control D which is yet to be evaluated by either of them) and are trusted and recommended by the community and trustworthy outlets like privacyguides.org

your own self-hosted DNS is the best

I wouldn’t argue with that

I don’t think RethinkDNS is comparable to these three, Isn’t it something different?/Doesn’t it fall in the same category as AdAway and Blockade (a firewall not a highly customizable DNS resolver) but if can achieve the same thing and is compatible wtih a wide range of devices (including routers) then why not let’s compare them

Please elaborate

Lol ok yeah this makes sense now

Taking a quick look at the website it doesn’t look like it falls in the same category as the 3 mentioned above

Can I set it up on my router?