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@blueport26 I don't know if there's a quicker way to identify which domains need to be whitelisted, but here's what I did. Using Firefox I right-clicked and "inspected" the page. Then, I clicked network and refreshed the page. You should then see which domains don't resolve. Again, I'm sure there's a better way but that's how I did it. Hope that helps. I too noticed that changes don't take effect until I disconnect and reconnect Eddie. @Staff Well done AirVPN - really like this new feature! 👍🙏

Hello! We're glad to introduce a new feature in AirVPN infrastructure: DNS block lists. By default, AirVPN DNS remains neutral in accordance with our mission. However, from now on you have the option to enforce block lists which poison our DNS, in order, for example, to block known sources of ads, spam, malware and so on. You can manage your preferences in your account Client Area ⇨ DNS panel https://airvpn.org/dns/. We offer only lists released with licenses which grant re-distribution for business purposes too. The system is very flexible and offers some exclusive features never seen before in other VPN services: You can activate or de-activate, anytime, any combination of lists. You can add customized exceptions and/or additional blocks. Any specified domain which must be blocked includes all of its subdomains too. Lists which can return custom A,AAAA,CNAME,TXT records are supported. You can define any combination of block lists and/or exceptions and/or additions for your whole account or only for specific certificate/key pairs of your account (Client Area ⇨ Devices ⇨ Details ⇨ DNS) Different matching methods are available for your additions and exceptions: Exact (exact FQDN), Domain (domain and its subdomains), Wildcard (with * and ? as wildcards), Contain, Start with, End with. An API to fetch every and each list in different formats (see Client Area ⇨ API ⇨ dns_lists service) is active Any change in your selected list(s), any added exception and any added block is enforced very quickly, within few tens of seconds. You don't need to disconnect and re-connect your account. You can define your own lists and discuss lists and anything related in the community forum here Essential requisite to enjoy the service is, of course, querying AirVPN DNS while your system is connected to some VPN server, which is by the way a default setup if you run any of our software. Kind regards & datalove AirVPN Staff

Hello! Can you please also test Eddie 2.21 beta and check whether the crash persists? Feel free to report any problem here: https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/49638-eddie-desktop-221-beta-released/ In the above linked thread you can also fine instruction on how to download latest Eddie beta version. Kind regards AirVPN Support Team

Added three more years to my subscription, dirt cheap and I am really satisfied with this VPN.

Thanks, add 1 year 🤪

This is important to me. Thank you. I'm looking forward to trying wg with AirVPN.

My settings are: PDS CPU scheduler, tickless, 500hz, BBRv2 TCP algorithm by default, no CPU yielding, CPU arch specific GCC optimisations https://github.com/Frogging-Family/linux-tkg https://codeberg.org/1/arch-borealis/src/branch/master/scripts/installers/TKG_Kernel.sh https://codeberg.org/1/arch-borealis/src/branch/master/scripts/installers/non-SU/TKG_Kernel-cfg.sh Images are harder to parse by bots than text, so it became a habit of mine.

@OpenSourcerer @yoyall Hello! You can use the list to bypass illegal seizures by ICANN (for example via ICE orders). This happened in the past, when domain names were seized in infringement of EU court decisions and inaudita altera parte (the right to have a legal defense was canceled and the seizure occurred without any judicial overview), so those seizures were illegal under every point of view. Not real news for USA "justice" (???) system. In the last years we have not heard anymore of illegal seizures, but we guess that the precedents are set so they can happen again potentially. Therefore, that's the only list which is not a "block list" whatsoever, quite the contrary. We apologize for the ambiguity. If you have information about seized domains which are not in the list, and the correct IP address they should resolve into, please let us know. Kind regards

Updated to reflect changes on 03-Aug-18 (previously, access was blocked from most servers).