NextDNS got abandoned?

NextDNS Really?  There are plenty of free apps.   Also, I’ve seen free apps with “in app purchases” that are merely voluntary tips.  Maybe that’s a way around Apple's rule.   Having said all that, I use the app rather than the mobile config for one reason:  it’s easy to quickly toggle off on occasion when I don’t want to spend any time looking through logs and adding entries to the Allow list.    If you ever do update the app, please make it possible to add a “temporary disable” like 30 seconds.   Thanks 

NextDNS I can tell it is much quicker.  Even dnscheck.tools is reporting about 20-30 ms less than what I was getting before.

Please consider these reasonable requests:

1. Bulk upload of allow/deny lists (CSV format)
2. Ability to sort allow/deny lists alphabetically
3. Universal allow/deny lists (or ability to use multiple profiles to prevent duplication) — i.e., have a master allow/deny list with ability for new profiles to also use the universal allow/deny list
4. Ability to block IP addresses by region (not just TLD) - (i.e., block specific countries)
5. Block newly registered domains <30 days by more granularity (i.e., block those less than 3 days or 7 days old)
6. Block pages with ability to bypass the block by entering a password
7. Ability to use multiple DDNS for users who have WAN failover with second WAN connections (i.e., list 2-3 WAN IPs to associate with accounts

#1 & #2 should not affect performance at all, but would be a huge help with those that maintain their own deny/allow lists.  #3 would allow a universal allow/deny list across all profiles.

#4 is an absolute must.  Currently, I'm using my router to block this.  However, it would be nice if this was blocked by NextDNS for mobile profiles.

#5 should have an option to allow blocks for <7 days in addition to <30 days.  Should not be overly troubling to implement and should not affect performance.

Thanks!

Calvin Hobbes but you can toggle also with the mobileconfig? just switch to default and start using the default option, personally I miss the point here of the app, which is an app if you understand what I mean.

Jeronimo I don’t see how you switch to default when using mobileconfig.   Unless you mean going into the settings app and choosing a different configuration, which would be even clumsier.     
 

im not sure what you mean about having an app.   The current app works fine, even if it hasn’t been updated in awhile.   What updates are you looking for?  Almost all configuration is done on the server.

Calvin Hobbes 

Calvin Hobbes said:
I don’t see how you switch to default when using mobileconfig.   Unless you mean going into the settings app and choosing a different configuration, which would be even clumsier.       
im not sure what you mean about having an app.   The current app works fine, even if it hasn’t been updated in awhile.   What updates are you looking for?  Almost all configuration is done on the server.

 it could be that the OSI model has false intent, which I doubt.

Jeronimo what does the OSI model have to do with this?

NextDNS guys can you add some servers in mainland china to optimize chinese websites? so that local websites can load a bit faster? 

Tijm to the users it doesn’t appear there’s much going on.   I believe they are working quietly on the backend.  Outages are practically non existent.   The client parts are minimalist.   Most of the features happen on the servers.   I’ve been using them since the very beginning and have no plans to leave.     There’s a handful of front end features that would be nice to have but nothing critical.