RegEx or Multiple Wildcards in Blacklist/Whitelist
Hollis
Request the ability to use RegEx or at least multiple wildcards within the Blacklist/Whitelist, to allow for targeting domains such as
.some-text.
(to cover any and all domains with 'some-text' within the domain). For example:
.gettyimages.
- - which uses a variety of TLDs that are constantly changing / being added.
Minetta Gould
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TLD Wildcard Domain Blocking/Allowing
Christian Barthel
Allow users to create blocklist or allowlist entries using wildcard patterns for top-level domains (TLDs). For example, users could allow or block all subdomains associated with a base domain using a single entry such as example.* or example. to cover example.com, example.net, and other related TLDs.
This feature would streamline domain management for customers who need to apply filtering rules across multiple domains with shared base names, reducing the need for multiple, repetitive entries.
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Arthur Wilkonson
We currently setup block rules for TLD's such as cn, ru etc but your suggestion is also nice!
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Steve Staden
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Allow the # sign as a wildcard
Kelly
As a school, we are trying to keep students away from game sites. UGB is a popular game site for UnBlockedGames. However the letters ugb came appeared as part of the web link, consequently blocking a legitimate education site. If we could block ugb##, that would reduce the number of unintentional blocks.
Mikey @DNSFilter
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Wildcard Entries in Allow/Block
Ollie
Is there any plan to add wildcard availability to the Allow/Block Lists, like being able to do a blanket deny all
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entryMikey @DNSFilter
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Option to Allow example.com but Block subdomain.example.com
C C
Having an option to Allow example.com but Block subdomain.example.com Subdomains.
Mikey @DNSFilter
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Option to Remove All Subdomains in Allow List/Block List, Keeping Main Domains. to
C C
Having the option to Remove All Subdomains in Allow List/Block List, Keeping Main Domains. Keep: example.com. Remove subdomain1.example.com, subdomain2.example.com, etc.