Well, a simple extension transformed into a 4-page mini-series!
Having a maximum of 10 services—antivirus, DNS security, and DNS family—is sufficient! 

Todo es cuestión de familiaWell, a simple extension transformed into a 4-page mini-series!Having a maximum of 10 services—antivirus, DNS security, and DNS family—is sufficient!
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Just politely avoid the questionable uncles and aunts!Todo es cuestión de familia
I live in solitudeJust politely avoid the questionable uncles and aunts!![]()
Solitude has more drama with all the internal debates... Just look at the number ofI live in solitude![]()
On GitHub, links that lead to AdGuard DNS don't work. Their domain doesn't contain www.Update 1.2.6 is coming soon! Osprey has even more official partners now and even has the Featured badge on the Chrome store! Exciting stuff!
Good catch. Fixed.On GitHub, links that lead to AdGuard DNS don't work. Their domain doesn't contain www.
Same links under protection providers also need fixing.Good catch. Fixed.
Changes in 1.2.6
- Added AdGuard DNS as an Official Partner
- Added Control D as an Official Partner
- Added DNS4EU Security DNS to protection options
- Added DNS4EU Family DNS to protection options
- Fixed issue with CIRA's report page URL
- Cleaned up code
This update has been submitted to all extension stores.
I use version 1.26, and today I got this warning.
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I know it is a safe site, Virustotal shows it is safe. So I click on "report this website as safe" And on that page I enter the url for reshade and I get this.
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It is a safe website, so why two different results of the reshade site by DNS0.eu Security DNS?
I face few FPs with dns0 and nextdns; the good thing about nextdns, I can add it to allowlist.I use version 1.26, and today I got this warning.
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I know it is a safe site, Virustotal shows it is safe. So I click on "report this website as safe" And on that page I enter the url for reshade and I get this.
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It is a safe website, so why two different results of the reshade site by DNS0.eu Security DNS?
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Just entering the domain without the https:// prefix reports it as malicious. Just report it as safe.
Possibly dns0.eu already whitelisted that site. It wasn't just blocked on my laptop (and Firefox browser).
It's very aggressive you can disable and use quad9 if you prefer lower false positives at the cost of the great detection that dns0 hasblocked by dns0.eu ?
strange...