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What would be the best way to block TLDs:

My router is a Mikrotik, so there are a couple of problems:

I found in the document that you are about to make changes to the custom rule format, but the changes you designed will require most users to add a lot of rules for this change.

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I'm currently using the 'macs' list in the 'policy' section of my listener to route from group of devices (currently 'IoT' or 'Kid Safe') to the appropriate profile. I have a 'default' profile that catches everything that's not specifically identified in the macs list. Seems to be working well so far.

For background, I'm running ctrld v1.3.3 on a debian-based router. I'm using the 'macs' option on my one-and-only policy for my one-and-only listener, to direct clients to either an 'Kid Safe' profile or an 'IoT' one.