v1.0.0
What Control D is doing on your machine, in the Omarchy bar.
What it does
- Bypass a host from the activity log when a site will not load, and put the block back.
- Switch which profile your endpoint enforces.
- Add, switch off and delete custom rules.
- Stand Control D down and bring it back.
- Identifies your endpoint from the resolver actually in use:
ctrld,stubby,dnscrypt-proxy,
unbound,dnsmasq, NetworkManager, systemd-resolved, or a bare IPv6 address. - Queries over time, the blocked share, and the domains and filters doing the blocking.
- Keyboard first, with
?for the legend.
Install
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/joaodrp/omarchy-controld-panel.git --enableRequires cdctl, installed and authenticated.
Everything else it uses ships with Omarchy.
Writes go through cdctl and are verified by a read-back. Your API token is read the way cdctl
reads it and sent in a request header only, never a process argument.
An independent project, not affiliated with Control D.