Hello, me again.. So I started to notice certain sites and such do not seem to work correctly or at all after I started using the route 10. One I noticed recently was when I was researching the notepad++ debacle and one of the people who apparently was important in discovering it had posted on bluesky what they found and linked to their blog. I noticed I couldn’t load bluesky while connected to my local wifi but I could if I used my cell connection. I tracked this down to bsky-web.b-cdn.net (resolves to 169.150.236.100) is being blocked by one of the filter lists. I originally had them mostly enabled and started trying to figure out what was going on. Frustrated I dropped them all and it now can resolve a trace. My question is.. where does it show in the route10 that it dropped this traffic due to a filter list? Like is there something even just in ssh shell that can show real time blocks and what list was responsible for it? I’m honestly surprised that cdn is actually resolving to a blocked IP in general tbh. I had assumed I’d get a notification if the route 10 was blocking traffic but I only get medium and above because there is a ton of spam in low. Is it recording it there or somewhere so I can easily track this down? Is there a way to add an exception of sorts?
Guess I need to put a feature request in then…