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Account settings

Manage the account that owns your saved lists and credentials.

Sign-in method

Google

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Irreversible action

Delete your account

Deleting your account signs out every device, removes saved lists and their history and snapshots, and stops API keys and feed URLs from working.

Remove each subscription from your DNS client too. It may keep a previously downloaded list until it refreshes. Submitted reports and research requests remain in review and audit records under a pseudonymous reference.

Your account

Your lists

Save and review your list settings here. Create feed links separately under Feeds and keys.

New list
+Start a new listNames are unique in your account. The stable list ID is kept when you rename it.

Worth a look

Lists follow live research. Before relying on a change, preview it and check for warnings about shared domains or personal exceptions.

Your limits

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Limits are enforced when you save. API-key limits are shown under Feeds and keys.

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List configuration

New list

Choose what to include, then preview the change before you save it.

History

List details

Stable ID

Services

Select from services with publishable research. One to twenty services can be included.

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Firmness

Firmness applies to the whole list. Evidence quality does not relax at higher settings.

Output

Changing format or delivery may require changing subscriptions in your DNS software. Saving never issues or changes a feed link.

Personal rules

Rules always win. Be precise about whether a rule applies to one hostname or a domain and its subdomains.

Change preview

What this change does

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This list is pinned

Choose what saving this edit does to its frozen version.

A saved configuration follows live research. It does not issue a feed, pin a snapshot, register a public request, or make a network change.

Version status

Live updates

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List configuration

History

See what changed in this list, when, and why. Restore re-applies earlier choices while continuing to follow live research.

Pin a version

Pinning keeps the resolved research, rules, and output together through routine updates. A safety hold can make a frozen version unavailable.

Restore a configuration

Restoring puts earlier settings back and follows current research. Review a preview after restoring.

Revision comparison

See what changed

Compare settings and captured research from two saved revisions.

    Research queue

    Research requests

    Request a service for research, then check its status here. Reports about live entries remain separate.

    Why blocked?

    Request a service

    Suggest the exact product you’d like us to review.

    example.com, without a link or path

    Your service requests

    You and the review team can see your requests. Check here for status updates.

    No service requests to show

    Use the form to send your first request.

    Requests unavailable

    Try again to check the status of requests you already sent.

    Your reports on live entries

    The status shows where each report is in review. A change to the published rule requires new evidence.

    No reports to show

    Look up a hostname to report a rule that may be blocking something it should allow.

    Look up a hostname

    Reports unavailable

    Try again to check the status of reports you already sent.

    Your account

    Feeds and keys

    Feed links fetch one list. API keys can retrieve blocklists and metadata across your account.

    Treat feed links like passwords. Anyone holding a link can fetch the output for that one list. Revoked links return an authorization error. Update your DNS software after rotating or revoking a link.

    Create a feed link

    Each link has a fixed format and delivery mode. Changing a list later does not change an existing link.

    Save a list before creating a feed link.

    No feed links yet. Create one for a saved list.

    Copy your resolver feed link

    Add this URL as a subscription in your resolver. Save it somewhere private before closing this card.

    Read-only API keys

    Keep keys private. A new key is shown once; revoke it if exposed. Keys grant no management or administration access.

    Save your new key now

    This is the only time the key is shown. Store it securely.

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