Dear friends and partners of OpenBLD.net,

With great enthusiasm and pride, I address you with this open letter of gratitude. My project, OpenBLD.net, could not have reached such heights without your invaluable support and contribution.

Abstract: I'm happy to announce 🎉 that zDNS is now a part of the OpenBLD.net project. It is a DNS server that can be used as a blackhole for malicious domains. It is a great addition to the OpenBLD.net project, and I'm excited to see how it will evolve in the future 🚀

Last week, last month, this year... I've been meeting and talking to different people, and they all echoed the same sentiment - IPv6 is needed 💯

OpenBLD.net — Next Stage to Growth with Google Chrome Extension as a part of OpenBLD.net ecosystem.

I named it as OpenBLD.net Blocker, and it is available for Google Chrome and Brave browsers (or any Chrome based browsers)

Upcoming Changes in OpenBLD.net​

As time progresses and the user base grows, server capacities are expanding, necessitating more servers and funds. However, the budget is already allocated and distributed.

🚀 Exciting October'23 Upgrades at OpenBLD.net! 🚀​

We're thrilled to unveil the latest enhancements in our OpenBLD.net ecosystem. Here's what's new:

• New Filtering Routine Server: Strengthening the core of OpenBLD.net with a brand new filtering routine server.
• Enhanced Performance: Boosted RAM and CPU power on select servers for even smoother operation.
• German Server Addition: Testing out a new server in Germany for ada.openbld.net frontend scoping.
• Rule Tweaks: Updated blocking rules to better combat abused IPs and CIDRs.
• Improved Resource Handling: Optimized performance for web resources like Krisha, IvI, and Yandex Maps.