White Listing Sites From Blocked Top Level Domains in NoTrack

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NoTrack is a network-wide DNS server which blocks Tracking websites from creating cookies or sending tracking pixels.
I have just added a feature to allow White listing of specific sites from blocked Top Level Domains.

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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