If I had to use ios, I'd use adguard but on android linux I can use ublock I usr adguard dns on my samsung smart tv which blocks all built in ads
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Not that I'm aware of. I can't find anything in the settings either
Edit: yes it adds an icon.
You only need depends_on: gluetun. Did you observe the logs at boot? Do they still show that qbit starts first?
Did you specify a dependency? https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/05-services/#depends_on
If qbit depends on gluetun it doesn't start before it.
For this kind of question it's always good to show the compose file(s)
Thx for the tldw
thx
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Once migration is complete, I’ll be locking the GitHub repos as read-only forever, though I am inclined to delete them outright since the only power people have over giant corporations is no longer feeding them your time, money, content, and other resources. That’s why I destroyed my several years of contributions to Reddit. It’s more convenient to use the offerings of these companies, but using them results in horrible abuses of the users and stifling of freedoms in the long run.
thx. docker-tc as suggested below does probably this. I'd like to prioritize, not only limiting.
thx. If I read it correctly, you can set a bandwidth limit to a container, e.g. busybox. Can you prioritize as well?
It works flawlessly and instantly.
Yes, persistant notification but that's neccessary for any app that runs in background. It's a feature, not a bug. You only want good apps running in background. Make the notifications silent. There should be a better separation but that's the current state. You'll get used to it.