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I recently purchased Little Snitch, and i'm incredibly happy with the product, but still i have a little 'problem'.
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When browsing Google Chrome (on trusty sites) for every site i try to contact little snitch asks for the permission to allow connections about 5,6 times for different ips (for each site), making the browsing experience really uncomfortable.
The thing is a bit annoying, so i was thinking of just letting chrome allow all connections (like it did before i had little snitch).
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For me it's pretty hard to judge if an ip is malicious or not, considering most of them are formed by alphanumeric sequences and stuff like that.
My question is: Did chrome connect to all those ips in the background before i had little snitch? Because i didn't have any trouble in the past and so i'd just let chrome access to all connections. (note i usually only browse my personal bookmarks and known sites..i very rarely adventure in the web).
Thanks so much for the advice.