Option to make groups and assign groups to Denylist/Allowlist entries
When I'm working on Google Analytics, I have to enable/allow some domains that I normally wouldn't, such as:
*.clients6.google.com
*.csi.gstatic.com
*.googleanalytics.com
*.google-analytics.com
*.googletagmanager.com
*.analytics.google.com
And I would have to enable each one individually, but sometimes due to different sites requirements and uses, the 6 domains mentioned above wouldn't be next to each other, such as:
*.clients6.google.com
*.csi.gstatic.com
*.googleanalytics.com
*.google-analytics.com
etc.
etc.
*.googletagmanager.com
*.analytics.google.com
This makes it harder to search for the 6 domains I need to allow in a big pool of other domains.
The requirements to make such a thing possible would be:
- Create logical groups in which I can assign the domains
- A domain entry can be in multiple groups, and multiple groups can have multiple entries
- There's a group switch to turn on or off everything that's inside of it
- The ability to drag and drop / reorganize entries in the UI
Let me know if this is clear, I think it is a neat idea, and improvement to QoL
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I also feel the need of this. I urge nextdns team to look into this.
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I also think this is a great idea. My wife loves Facebook so I had to allow that. Now I'm open to getting their trash. The only option I have is creating a copy profile for myself. Then I have to manage 2 separate. A simple option on the allow page to check which device would save tons of effort
Content aside
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