Not sure if this is a bug, but I want to block all connections if the service is not running.
I set "DefaultAction": "deny" in /etc/opensnitchd/default-config.json, but this is only applied if the service is running.
I would like to have aynthing blocked and then decide what to allow (whitelist). Ideally in the UI I can see what is necessary.
The same question was asked here #884, but the issue was closed.

Ideally the service wouldn't be needed and the ui would just define the rules. This is how for example SimpleWall works on Windows, where the Windows internal firewall is used. I don't know the internals of OpenSnitch and the firewall concept in Linux to be able to say if that is possible in Linux.