0.11.5
Changed
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provider results are ordered by how specifically a match identifies the host, narrowest
claim first: your own annotated prefixes, then blocklist hits naming the exact address,
per-IP reputation and scanning, named bots and crawlers, monitoring probes, SaaS egress
and CDN edge ranges, hosting providers, the hyperscaler clouds, and last PTR, IPtoASN
and IPAPI, which make no ownership or threat claim at allThe previous order had grown entry by entry and was inverted in places. Googlebot,
Bingbot, Applebot and the other crawlers sat below Google, so a match on a small
purpose-built range ranked beneath the enormous range containing it. Imperva sat with
the blocklists, though a match there says who fronts the origin rather than who the
host is. OVH, Hetzner and DigitalOcean were spread across the table despite being the
same kind of answerAny
providers.<name>.output_priorityset in your config still takes precedence, so an
order you have tuned yourself is unaffected -
the default output priorities were duplicated between the CLI and the TUI, which could
drift and order the same results differently in each. Both now read the constants
package, and Alibaba, Scaleway and Vultr have entries there rather than only local ones