This should be possible by either adding the top level domain to the list of exceptions using .net or by using a wildcard implementation that matches any domain with that top level domain using *.net.

Hope this helps.

This should be possible by either adding the top level domain to the list of exceptions using .net or by using a wildcard implementation that matches any domain with that top level domain using *.net. Hope this helps.

thanks a lot that helped. and if you could help, is there anyway that we can exclude all domains that their servers are located within a specific country? for example I want to exclude all domains and addresses that their servers are located at France as an example

Unfortunately, that's not possible.

The best you could do is exclude the top level domains .fr, but that would only exclude the few French websites that have a regional domain. It would do nothing to exclude French websites that are operating other some other top level domain, like .com or .org.

Note that some website use mirrors for main content and for CDN delivery that are located in your vicinity for fast access.

You could use a PAC file to have finer control.

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_auto-config

Note that some website use mirrors for main content and for CDN delivery that are located in your vicinity for fast access. You could use a PAC file to have finer control.

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_auto-config

can you explain this more for my case? thanks