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It seems that many people want this feature in order to block ads, something like *.my-favorite-ads-site.com. ..... So my question to all who want wildcards in rules is: Do you still think that wildcard rules are the solution for your problem? If not, what do you want to achieve? Is there a better ...

How easy is it to detect that kind of conflict? Hopefully you can tell when it occurs, then pop-up a different dialog for the user asking how it should handled for that domain.... (ask / ignore / allow and probably default to 'all applications' ....) That seems like a simple way to manage it from a ...

That is music to my ears.
Your response is much appreciated.
I realize it is not as simple as it would seem, and am happy to know it is on your radar.

I saw that, Thanks.... But it just provides a very complicated workaround using the current version: Little Snitch does not allow wildcards in DNS hostnames, so entering hostnames like "*.207.net" wont work. However you can specify IP ranges using prefix notation. For example: 17.112.152/2...

This is a duplicate and discussed at length in the thread on subdomains.
So far there has been no comment.

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Can one of the developers please comment?
Your silence is deafening.

This gets my vote too... (especially to allow subdomains, not just block)