Find a solution without using /etc/hosts

[plutov]

/etc/hosts work well for now, but they require sudo. Probably there is a way to block list of domains using a firewall.

[ats1999]

The simple solution is to keep the mind in control. Yoga can really help in that matter.

[ccoVeille]

/etc/hosts work well for now, but they require sudo. Probably there is a way to block list of domains using a firewall.

A DNS over HTTPS might be a solution, but then it requires to update the browser conf.

Another could be solution like dnsmask, but the service start/stop might require a sudo.

[plutov]

@ccoVeille it already requires a sudo to edit /etc/hosts so it's fine.