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Only using the root domain is actually an issue as well. E.g. I have two completely different sites I need to log in to, but they both share .zendesk.com as the root domain.
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Alternatively, we could get a drop-down/list of existing aliases to select from, when editing a filter with the "receiver" option selected.
At least it eases the flow, and works for existing filters as well.Anonymous
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I see that a feature to have the VPN automatically reconnect if it for whatever non-user reason disconnects has been rejected.
I'd like to at least be able to receive a notification, e.g. to the email address associated with my Proton VPN account, that the connection has been disconnected.
This is very much a QoL feature for those of us having a VPN connection on a computer/server we don't interact with or monitor daily. At least this way I will be able to manually reconnect the VPN, even if I'm not home.
Using the kill switch is likely not an option, as I'm also using split tunneling and don't want the entire PC to be disconnected from the internet if the VPN connection drops.