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Hi. I find it extremely annoying and frustrating when I set a block rule and need to temporarily unblock it when I notice something being blocked in Activity Log.

Please add the following Filter as an option. This filter suppresses paywalls and other annoyances.

Could we get an option to merge duplicate clients per endpoint, either automatically, or manually from the UI? I know we can filter by mac, but the number and status of clients is not represented accurately. For example I have several mobile devices that bounce around different wifi and cellular networks with the Control D app. For some of these, I have Control D integrated with Tailscale so i can still use both tailnet and control d at the same time. I also have a ctrld cli endpoint that acts as a doh3 resolver and local cache for my home lan where I use send_client_info=true in the toml to make it easier for troubleshooting in the console if I'm trying to track down issues. I have roughly 35 devices online, but after a year, my ctrld cli endpoint was showing over 200 clients. Most were stale iterations of devices that were still online.

Gostaria de sugerir que fosse possível usar qualquer upstream e não apenas o da NetActuate, no caso que desse para usar (google, cloudflare, quad dns, mullvad dns) como o DeCloudUS permite fazer no servidor deles, onde o cliente escolhe o dns mais rápido para a sua região e aqui no Rio Grande do Sul, BR o mais rápido é da cloudflare e não da NetActuate. Sugiro que implementem essa melhoria pois ajudará muitas pessoas com ping.

Either have an 'auto-update' option or an option to list all endpoints in all sub-orgs and update globally. Currently have to go through each sub-org and click 'update'.

At the moment, I have around 2,000 custom rules, and I want to be able to check whether a specific rule has been triggered in the analytics log.

It doesn't work correctly with even minimum set of filtering (Ads & Trackers on "Relaxed").

I’m asking because sometimes I only want one or two domains to stop querying for awhile, rather than add them to a ‘Do Not Log’ folder.

I'm a bit curious cause I hear the new version of deepseek v4/r1 can actually go inside the api's that has been merged for different platforms youtubei.googleapis.com example to locate what exactly is going on behind the scenes and shadows google have developed. Like if u send the logs of your csv to deepseek it can actually analyse the youtubei.googleapis.com dns and locate on where the aggresive ads comes from, in every different proxy country, cause we all know google uses different structures for different countries to serve the ads.

It would be great to have "5" https://www.channel5.com/ (formerly "Channel 5") as a service. I'm using the Manchester server and it's working fine for me, so the London or Edinburgh servers are probably fine too.