NoTrack v0.8 Released with new MariaDB back-end

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NoTrack is a network-wide DNS server which blocks Tracking websites from creating cookies or sending tracking pixels.
I have implemented a new SQL back-end using MariaDB, which has resulted in a significant performance boost.

NoTrack is compatible with Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch based distros.
If you want to use NoTrack on a Raspberry Pi, install a copy of Raspbian Lite, and then use the Install script from Github.

Githup page: https://github.com/quidsup/NoTrack
Website: http://quidsup.net/notrack/
Install Guide: https://youtu.be/MHsrdGT5DzE



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