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deniedDomains Now Accepts Deny-All Wildcard

The network.deniedDomains setting now accepts the bare string "*" as a special deny-all value, blocking all outbound connections that are not covered by allowedDomains.

Details
  • Previously, deniedDomains only accepted domain patterns. Now ["*"] means deny everything.
  • Unlike allowedDomains, which does not accept a bare "*", the deny list specifically supports this to make it easy to implement an allowlist-only policy.
Evidence

Schema updated to z.union([z.literal(""), domainPattern]) (search for "Unlike allowedDomains, a bare \"\" is accepted here (deny-all).")

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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