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I highly recommend you look at the UX before drawing any conclusions in that case, because what you’re describing does not resemble the OpenSnitch UX. The expe
by haswell 2y ago
I highly recommend you look at the UX before drawing any conclusions in that case, because what you’re describing does not resemble the OpenSnitch UX.
The experience is much closer to the other common permission prompts I mentioned which is why I asked how you feel about them.
As a fellow multi-decade dotfile tweaker, that experience isn’t comparable and is not a good model for judging this tool.
- dotancohen 2y agoOK, thanks, I'll give it a shot then. Thank you for insisting ))
- haswell 2y agoWorth a shot! The first few days are by far the worst while all of the existing connections are accounted for, but things calm down quickly. One thing I wished I knew sooner was that the square [+] button on the rule dialog opens more fields on the form for editing. This makes it super easy to create a single wildcard rule e.g. when timesyncd tries to hit an ntp server for the first time, I expand the autogenerated rule that pops up to include all subdomains like *.ntp.domain.tld so I don’t have to keep creating rules for the other ntp servers. I’ve gotten more efficient over time this way.
- dotancohen 2y agoGreat, thanks, noted.