Control D is a customizable DNS filtering and traffic redirection platform that leverages Secure DNS protocols like DNS-over-HTTPS, DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-QUIC, with support for Legacy DNS.
With Control D you can: block malicious threats, block unwanted types of content network wide (ads & trackers, IoT telemetry, adult content, socials, and more), redirect traffic using transparent proxies and gain visibility on network events and usage patterns, with client level granularity.
Think of it as your personal Authoritative DNS resolver for the entire Internet that gives you granular control over what domains get resolved, redirected or blocked.
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Admiral is the top adblock recovery platform for publishers, helping recover millions of dollars in advertising revenue lost to adblockers, privacy tools, DNS filtering, VPNs, network-level blocking, and other forms of monetization disruption. Trusted by thousands of publishers and backed by more than a decade of expertise, Admiral pioneered Full Spectrum Adblock Recovery—combining multiple recovery approaches to maximize total adblock revenue.
As the creator of Visitor Relationship Management (VRM), Admiral extends beyond ad recovery to help publishers recover and grow revenue through subscriptions, registrations, consent management, first-party data, email acquisition, social audience growth, donations, and other visitor monetization strategies. By combining recovery and revenue-growth approaches in one platform, Admiral helps publishers reduce revenue leakage, increase visitor lifetime value, and maximize monetization across the audience lifecycle.
Admiral VRM delivers:
* Industry-leading Full Spectrum Adblock Recovery
* Paid subscriptions, paywalls, and donation campaigns
* Visitor Copilot conversational AI for engagement and revenue growth
* Registration walls, user accounts, and first-party data
* Email, social audience, and app growth
* GDPR and CCPA consent management
Admiral also provides analytics, journey shaping, visitor segmentation, targeting, testing, and optimization. Publishers can add Admiral's free tag in minutes for immediate visibility into adblock rates and revenue recovery potential.
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Weblock
Select from our curated options of ad servers and content providers to prevent them from appearing on your iOS device. On your Android device, you can import rules from EasyList or a hosts file. Customize your own blacklist and whitelist to restrict any URL, domain, or IP address across both operating systems. To maximize your experience with Weblock, explore the Filters section. You have the ability to add personal rules and establish Blacklists, Whitelists, and Redirects. Any locations and resources that fall under Blacklist criteria will be blocked from your device, while those on the Whitelist will always remain accessible despite any Blacklist settings. Additionally, you can implement Redirects and utilize proxy servers to access specific domains and URLs. Effectively block advertisements, including banners, pop-ups, and video ads across most browsers and applications, enhancing your browsing experience significantly. With these customizable features, you can take full control of your online environment.
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Ad And Stuff Blocker
Ad And Stuff Blocker (AASB) serves as a dedicated content blocker for Safari on both Mac OSX and iOS, aiming to deliver an optimal user experience right from the start. It features a straightforward user interface that allows for whitelisting websites without the need for intricate statistics or elaborate designs, which is something users likely won’t need to use frequently. The AASB experience on iOS Safari mirrors that of its Mac counterpart for seamless usability. Additionally, Ad And Stuff VPN Content Filter (AASVPN) for Android employs a VPN feature that enables the optional blocking of ads and explicit content across all applications, extending beyond just web browsers. This functionality acts similarly to a personalized hosts file for Android devices, as it intercepts DNS requests—these requests translate domain names like google.com into their corresponding IP addresses. When a request matches a domain in the hosts database, the app sends back an Unknown response, while other requests are directed to the DNS server, currently set to OpenDNS but adjustable in the settings, ensuring users have control over their browsing experience. In this manner, AASVPN provides an effective layer of content filtering that enhances user privacy and safety across various applications.
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