That's very handy! Thank you very much for spending your time maintaining the project and even adding new features! 
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I’ve been running a dev version of Adblock for a few weeks now, in which I’ve updated the look and feel of the front page and the DNS reporting page (Dashboard style):
What do you think of the changes – should this go into the official repository?
Thanks for your feedback.
Dirk
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Looks good to me!
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Love the UI enhancement.. looks clean
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There must be a bug somewhere. We Americans see from your dashboard that Adblock hasn't run since April 8, 2026! 
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That's 4 August. Good old Europe: base ten all the way down, dates included. Last time someone assumed the other convention, a NASA orbiter went through the Martian atmosphere instead of around it — so let's just say we're keeping you safe. 
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Looks good to me. Go for it.
What about banip? Will it receive similar interface uplift?
adblock > travelmate > banIP
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I am missing some runtime buttons, stop, suspend ... some hidden menu under or cut off?
Like before, under the config section (unchanged).
Yep, we can ... but I don't like it - cause from maintainer's view I would like to have a 1:1 representation of the JSON data.
Anyway, with the next update I will write the universally accepted and unambiguous date format YYYY-MM-DD (Year-Month-Day), defined by the international standard ISO 8601 in the JSON file .... just as the DNS report already does today.
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I don't like it either but respecting Time Format defined in System Properties could be a sensible compromise. Actually this is exactly what I would expect from Status Page and all other dates.
This is very much appreciated! I personally prefer to have ISO 8601 everywhere and to have it in for the last run on the adblock's overview page is a very welcome change!
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Thanks for your positive feedback. The update 4.5.7-2 is now in master & 25.12. branch:
Have fun!
Dirk
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Looks good!!
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After booting router I see 2 CPU cores (which is correct):
... after running adblock reload action I see only one:
Same behavior in banIP too. Is it a bug or a feature?
Definitely a feature ... 
For details see:
Still you can overrule that with a manual cpu core setting.
Looks like something is broken then...
... config (just in case):
config adblock 'global'
option adb_enabled '1'
option adb_debug '0'
option adb_safesearch '0'
option adb_mail '0'
option adb_report '0'
option adb_cores '2'
option adb_dns 'dnsmasq'
option adb_fetchcmd 'curl'
option adb_fetchretry '5'
option adb_triggerdelay '10'
option adb_nftforce '1'
option adb_nicelimit '0'
option adb_nftallow '0'
option adb_nftblock '0'
option adb_dnsinstance '0'
option adb_nftremote '0'
option adb_nftbridge '1'
option adb_bridgednsv4 '9.9.9.9'
option adb_bridgednsv6 '2620:fe::9'
list adb_trigger 'wan'
list adb_nftportforce '53'
list adb_feed 'adguard'
list adb_feed 'adguard_tracking'
list adb_feed 'disconnect'
list adb_feed 'oisd_small'
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