Description
It would be great if ZeroOmega could support custom hosts mapping functionality.
In some enterprise or internal network environments, certain websites are only accessible through internal IP addresses or internal DNS resolution. If those domains are resolved using public DNS servers, the websites become inaccessible.
Currently, ZeroOmega mainly focuses on proxy switching and routing rules, but there is no built-in way to override DNS resolution or define custom host mappings for specific domains.
Expected Feature
Allow users to define custom host entries, for example:
10.0.0.15 internal.example.com
or provide a domain-to-IP mapping feature inside the extension.
This would help users access internal services correctly while still using proxy rules managed by ZeroOmega.
Use Case
- Corporate intranet websites
- Internal development environments
- VPN-only services
- Hybrid internal/public network setups
Additional Notes
This feature would be especially useful when:
- the browser is using a proxy,
- public DNS resolution returns incorrect/unreachable addresses,
- or access requires internal network IPs.
Thanks for maintaining this awesome project.
Description
It would be great if ZeroOmega could support custom hosts mapping functionality.
In some enterprise or internal network environments, certain websites are only accessible through internal IP addresses or internal DNS resolution. If those domains are resolved using public DNS servers, the websites become inaccessible.
Currently, ZeroOmega mainly focuses on proxy switching and routing rules, but there is no built-in way to override DNS resolution or define custom host mappings for specific domains.
Expected Feature
Allow users to define custom host entries, for example:
or provide a domain-to-IP mapping feature inside the extension.
This would help users access internal services correctly while still using proxy rules managed by ZeroOmega.
Use Case
Additional Notes
This feature would be especially useful when:
Thanks for maintaining this awesome project.