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Control your Pi-hole from the toolbar. Pause blocking, allow or deny the current site, across all your Pi-holes. Pi-hole Switch puts your Pi-hole v6 into the browser toolbar. • Pause blocking for 10 seconds, 5 minutes, an hour, as long as you like, or until you turn it back on. The popup counts down and the toolbar badge shows the state. • See whether the site you are on is blocked, and by which list. Allow or deny it with one click, or allow it for 10 minutes and let the extension clean up afterwards. • Several Pi-holes, one switch. Add up to eight; every action goes to all of them, and the popup shows the state of each one. • Keyboard shortcuts and a right-click menu for toggling, allowing and denying. • Toolbar badge with the state, the remaining pause time or today's blocked percentage. • Dark and light theme following your browser. English, German and Brazilian Portuguese. • Nothing leaves your browser except requests to the Pi-hole addresses you configure. No analytics, no accounts. Requires Pi-hole v6 or newer. For Pi-hole v5 use version 4 of the extension. Setup: click the icon, enter the address and password of your Pi-hole (an app password from Pi-hole › Settings › Web interface / API is recommended), and allow the browser to access that address when asked. This is an independent project and not affiliated with the Pi-hole team.
Oct 13, 2026
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