[CLOSED][APP][6.0+] NetGuard - No-root firewall

[tomintaiga]

Memory free

Hello! I'm reading you code on github (ip.c line 482 and 484), where did you free that memory?

 

[M66B]

Hello! I'm reading you code on github (ip.c line 482 and 484), where did you free that memory?

That memory doesn't need to be freed since it is a global, persistent cache.
It will be freed when the process dies if that is what you are worying about.

 

[tomintaiga]

That memory doesn't need to be freed since it is a global, persistent cache.
It will be freed when the process dies if that is what you are worying about.

Thanks for the explanation!

 

[fatflo]

Good !

Thanks mate

 

[drezz2]

Hello, I would like to know where the application saves the configuration of the vpn? it asks for the permission when it is executed for the first time to create the vpn, but when the cache and the data are cleared and you activate it again, it does not ask for the permission again, where does it keep it?
In the android / vpn section, no vpn appears when it is accepted. Should it appear?
When the application is uninstalled, does it remove the created vpn?

what do "restore network use"?

thanks for all

 

[M66B]

Hello, I would like to know where the application saves the configuration of the vpn? it asks for the permission when it is executed for the first time to create the vpn, but when the cache and the data are cleared and you activate it again, it does not ask for the permission again, where does it keep it?
In the android / vpn section, no vpn appears when it is accepted. Should it appear?
When the application is uninstalled, does it remove the created vpn?

thanks for all

Android manages and stores the VPN permission, not NetGuard.

 

[drezz2]

Android manages and stores the VPN permission, not NetGuard.

that's why I thought it should appear in the vpn configuration section, although I see that it does not
Maybe it only appears if I created it?
(here)

 

[M66B]

that's why I thought it should appear in the vpn configuration section, although I see that it does not
Maybe it only appears if I created it?
(here)

Maybe it is easier if you tell what the problem is instead of trying to do things that might not help at all.

 

[drezz2]

Maybe it is easier if you tell what the problem is instead of trying to do things that might not help at all.

Sorry just wanted to know if the vpn should appear in this option, nothing more

sorry for the disturbances

 

[M66B]

Sorry just wanted to know if the vpn should appear in this option, nothing more

sorry for the disturbances

Different Android versions/variants handle the Android VPN different, so you'll have to see this for yourself.

 

[La_Globule]

Hello drezz2,
I'm running Android v7.0 (Nougat) on a Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 and Netguard appears in the VPN list you mentioned.
Hope it helps

 

[drezz2]

Hello drezz2,
I'm running Android v7.0 (Nougat) on a Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 and Netguard appears in the VPN list you mentioned.
Hope it helps

ok maybe its my android version 5.1
It was just curiosity
Thank you

 

[jshamlet]

I am having a bit of trouble with filtering and Chromecast usage on my Samsung devices. This isn't really critical, but I thought I would bring it up.

I am using Solid Explorer to stream a video file from a network attached storage device to a Chromecast receiver*. This actually works astonishingly well, but I have noticed that if I have filtering turned on in NetGuard, it will randomly cause the WiFi connection to appear down. (I get the little "no Internet" icon in the status bar). Once this happens, all WiFi networking is borked until I disable NetGuard or restart the tablet. As a test, I streamed an 8 hour video to my Chromecast with NetGuard enabled, but filtering off. It was still running just fine this morning, so there isn't an underlying hardware fault.

Again, this isn't a major issue, as I don't really need ad blocking at this level. Most of my apps are either paid or I can just 100% block them. However, it appears that the additional load of streaming like this is causing a problem.

* [NAS SERVER] <-> {WiFi Router} <-> [Galaxy Tab S2 with NetGuard & Solid Explorer ] <-> {WiFi Router} <-> [Chromecast]

 

[M66B]

I am having a bit of trouble with filtering and Chromecast usage on my Samsung devices. This isn't really critical, but I thought I would bring it up.

I am using Solid Explorer to stream a video file from a network attached storage device to a Chromecast receiver*. This actually works astonishingly well, but I have noticed that if I have filtering turned on in NetGuard, it will randomly cause the WiFi connection to appear down. (I get the little "no Internet" icon in the status bar). Once this happens, all WiFi networking is borked until I disable NetGuard or restart the tablet. As a test, I streamed an 8 hour video to my Chromecast with NetGuard enabled, but filtering off. It was still running just fine this morning, so there isn't an underlying hardware fault.

Again, this isn't a major issue, as I don't really need ad blocking at this level. Most of my apps are either paid or I can just 100% block them. However, it appears that the additional load of streaming like this is causing a problem.

* [NAS SERVER] <-> {WiFi Router} <-> [Galaxy Tab S2 with NetGuard & Solid Explorer ] <-> {WiFi Router} <-> [Chromecast]

Unfortunately and fortunately I cannot see what is going on on your device.

 

[steakhutzeee]

I'm trying to block googleads.g.doubleclick.net/443.

How can I do this? Logging is a paid feature?

Thanks

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[M66B]

I'm trying to block googleads.g.doubleclick.net/443.

How can I do this? Logging is a paid feature?

Filtering is a paid feature.

 

[bgdrls]

With 2.164 i have two crashes last week. I catch the last one, logcat uploaded...

 

[M66B]

With 2.164 i have two crashes last week. I catch the last one, logcat uploaded...

There is no crash in the log.

 

[Sssseosssss]

Hi,
Sorry for a bit offtopic, just can't find elsewhere :
Would anyone suggest what programs to whitelist/allow accessing internet to get Android os update.
Thanks!

 

[dahawthorne]

I would have thought that as long as you're not rooted and you haven't set Netguard to manage system apps you don't need to allow any installed apps special access to get an OTA.