StevenBlack hosts: aggregated system blocklists

2 11 2026
StevenBlack hosts: aggregated system blocklists

StevenBlack/hosts is a long-running repository that aggregates multiple reputable blocklists into a single system hosts file. The default unified version maps roughly 78,000 adware and malware domains to local loopback addresses, with alternative variants adding trackers, gambling, or adult content. It acts as a zero-dependency, browser-agnostic filter operating entirely at the OS network layer.

If you prefer system-level blocking over browser extensions or local DNS proxies like Pi-hole, it is worth a look. The catch is maintenance: hosts files require manual or scripted updates, and large files can occasionally cause performance degradation in specific network stacks or local applications. It is not suitable if you need dynamic rule toggling or per-device network visibility.

more: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

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