Feature Requests

Request to expand the width of the local domains drop down menu and column. Current size makes it difficult to see the correct site when making edits.

Customizable scheduled report that shows number of requests to specific domains broken down by user. Ability to limit/select domains included on report shows total requests to domain(s) shows all users those requests came from

Ability to add wildcards to domains/subdomains to local domains dashboard

I am not sure if there is a default cache with the DNS relay servers, but it would be great if DNSFilter would allow us to (1) use a cache if one doesn't already exist, and (2) be able to configure the cache time. I would like a 5-10 min cache time to prevent multiple DNS requests to DNSFilter that could be handled by my DNS relay servers.

Can I request the ability to set up email alerts every time a request gets blocked. Thanks!

I would love to see a click-through (override) option on the block page added as a configurable feature. As an organization, our goal is not only to protect users from malicious and risky content but also to educate and empower staff to make responsible decisions. In some scenarios we would like to warn and inform staff members rather than just blocking the website outright. As an example, for generative AI sites we could point them to our policy or guidance. Is this a feature that could be introduced?

When will you fully support the roaming client on multi-session Azure Virtual Desktops?

Sharing links from within the DNSFilter dashboard (with SSO configured) does not redirect other users to login via SSO. It instead redirects users to login with the non SSO method. The only workaround is for staff to click a specific SSO link to sign in, and then click on any other links to reach the specific page needed. This isn’t a good workflow. Since it’s being branded, there should be an SSO login on any login page with the custom logo.

From the Domain report tool, I would like the ability to add and remove from universal lists, much like we can for accessible policies. Even if this were limited to the MSP Dashboard. This would just make some workflows slightly faster, and more repeatable.

We have issues where CNAME's that don't display a website, such as a redirect for email services like Sendgrid, have a category of 'landing page' which we block. This results in inacurate blocks, as the underlying service is legitimate, but the CNAME has a different category.