Want to spell check? Read the fine print

Re:Want to spell check? Read the fine print by wingerlang on Tuesday May 31, 2016 @01:22AM (#11804774)

Technically I think they are different beasts. Charles proxy is for, as you say, inspecting and debugging. Little snitch is for making a white/blacklist of connections.

That being said I 100% agree that Charles is a fantastic application.

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Re:Want to spell check? Read the fine print by voltagex_ on Tuesday May 31, 2016 @01:41AM (#11804839)

Getting offtopic here - if I wanted egress filtering at the router level, what could I add to my network that wouldn't force LAN traffic through the same port? OpenWRT isn't an option on my router because the 802.11AC radios aren't (and probably will never be) supported.

Happy to add another {mips32,armv7} box to my network, though.

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Re:Want to spell check? Read the fine print by wingerlang on Tuesday May 31, 2016 @01:46AM (#11804865)

I'd love to help you but this is not my area of expertise. (Just responding as you replied to me, hopefully someone else can chime in).

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Re:Want to spell check? Read the fine print by raarts on Tuesday May 31, 2016 @02:16AM (#11804956)

You could buy a different router. OpenWRT does support the ac chipset in my TP-Link Archer C7 and many other routers.

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