Blocked services: Epic Games

[ibnbd]

I see Steam on the Blocked services list, please add Epic Games or Fortnite there too.

[ghost]

||epicgames.com^
||unrealengine.com^
||fortnite.com^
||easy.ac^
||easyanticheat.net^
epicgames-download1.akamaized.net

Source
https://github.com/nextdns/lists/blob/master/services.json ( epicgames.com😉)
https://unrealstudiohelp.epicgames.com/s/article/Firewall-Whitelisting-for-Unreal-Studio-access?language=en_US

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epicgames, unrealengine, easyanticheat, fortnite, fortnitegame ( .com .net .org and other ccTLDs).
If Epicgames they also have battlebreakers, shadowcomplex, spyjinx, infinityblade, unrealtournament not only Fortnite

[ibnbd]

@Archivebase thanks :)

[ameshkov]

Just in case anyone decides to take care of this issue, here's the file that needs to be changed (and it mentions the other two):
https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome/blob/master/home/blocked_services.go#L19

[onedr0p]

I'd like to take a stab at completing this, but I am curious how can I take this SVG and flatten it to one path attribute?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Epic_Games_logo.svg

Unrelated: How are you guys accessing the npm run watch UI? It doesn't seem to work for me. It is using the static assets packed into the Go binary.

[ameshkov]

@IldarKamalov plz assist, I don't know how you were doing this:)

[IldarKamalov]

Usually we are using icons from Icons8.
You can use the icon with multiple paths, just compress it in a service like this.

About npm run watch, we just run it from the client folder and it works.

[onedr0p]

@IldarKamalov thanks for the info Icons8 looks great, that was much easier. I opened a PR to review.

Also, npm run watch what port does this get served on? I cannot find it in the webpack config. Is there some magic that happens so I don't need to go to another port and just use the app that is already served? Hopefully that makes sense. :)

[IldarKamalov]

Yes, npm run watch uses the current application port

[ameshkov]

#1044