In terms of time spent, that amounts to about one minute per week for me right now. Sometimes less.
The user experience is streamlined, and adding rules involves responding to a dialog that automatically pops up when a connection is attempted. UX is key here and this would be a very different story if you had to go into a separate rule management interface every time.
Regarding paranoia, I don’t see it that way. Supply chain attacks are alive and well, and if you’re running other people’s code on a regular basis, this is a low cost precautionary measure. I totally recognize that not everyone has the same risk profile or tolerance.
The user experience is streamlined, and adding rules involves responding to a dialog that automatically pops up when a connection is attempted. UX is key here and this would be a very different story if you had to go into a separate rule management interface every time.
Regarding paranoia, I don’t see it that way. Supply chain attacks are alive and well, and if you’re running other people’s code on a regular basis, this is a low cost precautionary measure. I totally recognize that not everyone has the same risk profile or tolerance.