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```console $ go run . -d example.com -match "megalom.*" -silent megalom.example.com $ go run . -d example.com -filter "megalom.*" -silent | wc -l 22800 ```

@ehsandeep I suggest using keywords/regexes for filtering

@demianrey Thanks for opening this issue. `httpx` already support the SNI tls extension automatically by using the `Host` header name if available or a custom value provided by the user,...

- **httpx**: `echo x.x.x.x | httpx -sni hostname` - **tlsx**: `echo google.com | ./tlsx -vc -sni sni_list.txt -tps -silent`

On Hold - Fixed in go (https://github.com/golang/go/issues/49281) but not yet released upstream

@TheTechromancer Thanks for opening the issue. I can confirm that the five consecutive requests with the same request-id of type A and AAAA seem to match the retryabledns default settings....

I suspect the problem might be between https://github.com/projectdiscovery/retryabledns and the custom resolver. Would it be possible to provide more information about it: DNS server software used? Any particular configuration?

On Hold - Not reproducible, will need a custom setup similar to the described scenario.

- [ ] Define default Tags (eg. mobile, headless, desktop-new, desktop old, etc) Depends on https://github.com/projectdiscovery/useragent/issues/2

From their [website](https://mullvad.net/en/help/all-about-dns-servers-and-privacy/): > If you are using the Mullvad VPN app, you are automatically safe from DNS leaks. All of your DNS requests get rerouted to our own non-logging...