I've found this thread:
bloop
which states
Valve is not providing a way to block ad revenue streams from YouTube videos or any other website/streaming service.
You will have to do this on your own and at your own risk.
Probably do-able but it's probably a hassle and would not really be worth the effort :P
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i can recommend the pi-hole. however, one of the things pi-hole isn't effetive, is youtube ads since most of them come from the same server of where the video came from.
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if your router supports Merlin firmware you can install this https://diversion.ch/
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Deploy AdGuardHome to your router, or set it up on an SBC like a Raspberry Pi.
If using an SBC, you'll need to change your OS's DNS settings to point to it on each client device.
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Adblockers work fine for browsers, and i wouldn't mind 1 ad while watching some youtube clip from a guide, but every few bits you want to skip you get an ad. Just wondering.
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