@TeriRadichel@googlechrome You can try switching to Little Snitch’s system-wide DNS encryption and disabling it in your browser.
Just a heads-up: our DPI results are purely informational. Actual connection endpoints depend on what macOS provides at the moment of connection.
@ArturTroian Is it possible that the behavior is due to interaction with another network extension/software, such as a VPN client? We are not aware of this being a general problem. Does it also occur when the network filter in Little Snitch (Settings > General) is turned off?
Due to a bug in Little Snitch 6.2.1, automatic software update checks may not work for some users, so they aren’t notified about future fixes and updates anymore.
Please perform a manual check to get 6.2.2 which fixes this issue.
Please re-post to notify others who might also be affected by this bug. Thanks a lot! 💐
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@_Kyte_ Wildcards like this are currently not possible to configure endpoints in Little Snitch rules. But we have added your request to our user suggestions base.
@meanttoimpress Dean, thank you for your report. Can you please just turn off the macOS firewall for a test to see if this is a workaround? There still/again seem to be issues with the macOS firewall in 15.2 😳
Thanks for your huge interest in Little Snitch! Due to the extraordinary demand we’ve extended our Black Friday sale until today 9:00 PM Pacific Standard Time (PST).
So there are still a few hours left to save 30% on Little Snitch!
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We’ve published a Manifesto to make this very clear — we do not spy on our users.
(we actually assumed this was self-evident and didn’t require explicit mention. But, apparently, it does)
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Hey Nathan, thanks for relying on Little Snitch! We assume that you are using macOS 15. Can you check if the macOS firewall is turned on? If so, turn it off to see if the traffic display is right again. Unfortunately, this is still an issue in macOS 15.1, and turning off the macOS firewall is currently the only workaround for affected users.
Not sure if it’s a good idea to share personal medical data with Twitter/X to train their AI. Well, actually, we are pretty sure it isn’t.
https://t.co/1oZDXk4zRI
@BackDoor3idiots Hello, have you already tried to disable the macOS firewall (if it is enabled)? There is still a problem with the system firewall in macOS 15.0.1 (15.1?).
If a mobile device is capable of tracking your location to create a movement profile, it is quite possible that one day it does…
So be sure to grant access to your phone’s location services only with the utmost care.
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