Latest version can be downloaded from here: https://github.com/tryallthethings/DNS-Swapper/releases

This little tool was written out of my need to quickly switch my network configuration between two different DNS servers. Its main purpose is to be used together with Pi-Hole. If you have set your DNS to your Pi-Hole IP you would either need to change it manually in your windows configuration or disable Pi-Hole temporarly through the Web-GUI (which would disable it for other users as well).

Why would you need to do this in the first place? Well, Pi-Hole is blocking most of the Ads. So in case you want to see them temporarly or use Google Ad-Links once in a while you will need to unblock ads temporarly. This is where DNS-Swapper shines.

DNS-Swapper will start automatically with Windows after installation and reside in your taskbar as a blue icon initially. Right Click on it and select open. In the opened window you can select the network interface you want to use DNS-Swapper with. Then you add in your non ad-blocking DNS (e.g. your home network routers gateway IP address) and your Pi-Holes IP address. Settings are saved automatically when the tool is closed or can be triggered manually via File -> Save. That's all the configuration required. Minimize it back to the taskbar. Left clicking the icon will switch between the two DNS-Servers. A blue icon is the primary (ad-blocking) DNS-Server - a red icon the non ad-blocking DNS. If it shows a yellow exclamation mark something went wrong while switching the DNS-Servers. On Windows machines with UAC enabled a UAC warning will open every time the tool is trying to change the DNS servers (swap.exe).

Please note that this tool will currently remove all additional DNS-servers you might have configured

• Swap DNS-Server with Keyboard-Shortcut
• Don't mess with additional DNS-Servers
• IPv6 support?