Which HaGeZi list(s) would equal OISD-big-blocklist?

[KrustedSam]

First, thank you very much for the amazing work on the blocklists.

I was wondering, which HaGeZi's list or combination that would match OISD's big blocklist?

This is more a curiosity about OISD structure compared to other lists, as I don't know how to compare lists properly.

Purpose of question:
I use HaGeZi's DNS on portable devices because it provides a great balance for blocking (especially TIF), and I use lists for AdGuard Home on my network.

Some devices and appliances can be problamatic on which DNS is used. hagezi/dns-servers#15

On that occasion, if HaGeZi's DNS cannot be used or if there is a high delay due to location. Using Control D or AdGuard DNS... that provide the same lists would be the optimal choice.

However, most of them rely on one or two lists combination maximum. hagezi/dns-blocklists#dnsservices

So, in that scenario, which would yield a better result?

• Control D + OISD (big)
• Control D + HaGeZi Pro

I thought about Ultimate, but since there are no controls to unblock possible conflicts, I wanted to know the comparison results.

Thank you.

[hagezi]

HaGeZi Normal and above consistently outperform OISD, especially for ads, analytics, and tracker blocking.

Use Pro, maximum Pro++ for free resolvers where allowlisting is not possible. I would use Pro for this.

[KrustedSam]

Awesome. Thank you very much.

[KrustedSam]

Final question: So OISD (big) wouldn't be needed in my AdGuard Home lists? If I have:

• HaGeZi
  • Pro++
  • TIF (Medium)
  • Badware Hoster
  • Windows Trackers
• Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware
• StevenBlack Unified Hosts
• AdGuard DNS filter

[hagezi]

No, it is not required. Similarly, Steven Black and AdGuard DNS filter are not required.