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Firewall.
What is your Mac talking to?
The first time an app opens a connection, Blockr holds it and asks you. Allow it, block it, or block just that one destination. Every connection your Mac makes, logged with its verdict – and the rules stay yours, enforced on your Mac.
Note: macOS does not include an outgoing firewall. Apple’s built-in firewall only handles incoming connections (inbound firewall), which means every app on your Mac can freely send data to any server without restriction. If you want control over what leaves your Mac, you need a third-party solution like Blockr.
• A firewall shouldn’t get in your way.
Blocking traffic can break things, so Blockr is built to fail open, ask once, and never leave an app hanging.
• Everything your Mac connects to.
A live log of every outbound connection, grouped by the app that made it – searchable, sortable, and one right-click from a rule.
Every rule in one place – including apps that aren’t running. Change a verdict, delete a rule, or write one for an app before it has ever connected.
• See where it all ends up.
Every connection your Mac made, placed on the country that answered it – worked out on your Mac, from a table Blockr already has.
System requirements:
• macOS 14 Sonoma or newer
• CPU: Apple Silicon or Intel Mac
💾 Blockr V1.11.0 MacOS (4 MB)
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