Software Firewall that supports Blocklist

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I was suprised when I checked the connected ips on Little Snitch 6+ I noticed that there were many connected unknown sites feeding of Safari in my Little Snitch 6 rules.

Good thing there is Blocklist on that version of Little Snitch and I was able to load the black listed ips to the blocklist and it did the job of blocking the ips. its not just for Safari but also for local and system wide apps and services.



Hi Steve do you know a good firewall app for Windows 11 that can do this?
 
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