itdoginfo/allow-domains resource

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What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

A curated, regularly updated collection of domain and IP lists (blocked, geo-blocked, and country-specific resources) published in many router and proxy formats such as Dnsmasq nftset/ipset, Xray geosite.dat, Sing-box, Mihomo MRS, ClashX, Mikrotik, and raw text. It is primarily used to drive split-tunnel VPN routing or self-blocking on routers to bypass or enforce regional internet restrictions.

Use cases

• route only blocked domains through a VPN on an OpenWrt router
• generate geosite.dat routing rules for Xray or Sing-box
• bypass Russian internet censorship with domain-based routing
• access Russian services from abroad via a Russia-outside list
• block distracting or unwanted categories like porn or news at the DNS level
• configure Mihomo or Clash rule-sets for selective proxying
• set up DNS static entries on Mikrotik for blocked domains

When to choose

• you need ready-made domain lists in many proxy/router formats
• you run OpenWrt, Mikrotik, Xray, Sing-box, Mihomo, or Kvas and want split-tunnel routing
• you want community-maintained lists for Russia or Ukraine censorship patterns

When to avoid

• you need a general-purpose ad-blocking list like Pi-hole blocklists
• you require a formally licensed dataset (the repo has no license)
• you need per-user dynamic filtering rather than static domain lists
• your jurisdiction or use case makes circumvention lists legally problematic

Facets

dataset · maturity active

security networking proxy developer-tools censorship-circumvention privacy networking self-hosted cli self-hosted blocklist domain-lists openwrt dnsmasq xray sing-box mihomo clash mikrotik vpn-routing russia ukraine linux

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markdown · JSON · MCP: product_card(name="itdoginfo/allow-domains")