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juliocbc:
Hello OPNsense community!

Today I've uploaded our webfilter plugin community version at our github. This plugin is a fork from a commercial version that we use in our firewall appliances platform, that runs smoothly in networks with some hundreds of users with active directory sync and windows SSO auth.

We've testing community version here (in some small networks) for 2 months and it's working pretty well! But now it's time to share it with the community so it can be tested and validated by our most exigent users! :-)

We have made a little manual to help the initial setup and usage: https://wiki.cloudfence.com.br

The source code is available at: https://github.com/cloudfence.

The main idea of this plugin is to be another one of the existing options and try to help some users from another platforms that are a little resistant to migrate to OPNsense (because they love the good and old squidguard) to finally have no excuses anymore to become OPNsense users  ::)

Let the downloads begin!

spetrillo:
It would help if you put up an English version of your manual...

marcri:

--- Quote from: spetrillo on August 04, 2019, 05:44:49 am ---It would help if you put up an English version of your manual...

--- End quote ---

There is an English Version, look at the navbar;)

andy:
Took a look through, and it seems much more intuitive than what's already in place. What's the development roadmap like? Any chance of a remote filter list feature?

fightingmasta:
Hi Julio

I tried to download, but it doesn't work -> "2019-08-05_cloudfence.png"

Best Regards,
Stefan

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