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Starting from version [1.4.0rc1](https://github.com/evilsocket/opensnitch/releases/tag/v1.4.0-rc.1), you can block or allow lists of domains.
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It can be used to block ads, or limit to what domains an application connects to.
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It can be used to block ads, trackers, malware domains or limit to what domains an application connects to.
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[How to add a global rule to block malware](#how-to-add-a-global-rule-to-block-ads-or-trackers)
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How to add a global rule to block ads/malware/etc:
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[Limiting to what domains an application can connect to](#limiting-to-what-domains-an-application-can-connect-to)
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[Notes](#notes)
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[Resources](#resources)
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How to add a global rule to block ads or trackers:
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1. Create a new rule: `000-block-domains`
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### Resources
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Lists of ads, tracking, malware, etc that you can use:
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Lists of ads, trackers, malware domains, etc that you can use:
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https://filterlists.com/ (filter by Syntaxis: hosts)
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