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The following line is added to any website visited, however I require exceptions has I generate HTML files that are late saved and do not wish this code to be present. Rather than having to change my software or having to toggle "inject script into web traffic to interact with web pages" it would be best to allow the specification of certain domains where this should occur. I've Kaspersky Standard. And in Security settings > Network settings > Traffic processing, I have to do the toggle <script type="text/javascript" src="http://me.kis.v2.scr.kaspersky-labs.com/A-STRING/main.js?attr=ANOTHER-STRING" charset="UTF-8"></script>

I've deleted all packet rules and created my own, but yes, used 3 templates as you noticed. That was super helpful Guilhermesene! You have a great day

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Thanks for the welcome Guilhermesene, Win 11 Pro, Kasp Standard

There's no reason to allow any network traffic that is not DNS, DHCP and web-browsig on 80,443. However, some windows services use 443, but I want all applications blocked, except the browser. I tried Disable the web-browsing rule and add an application rule (to the browser) to allow outbound traffic, however, this didn't work as it continued block (at the lower OSI level I believe). What's the easiest way to achieve this whitelist (allow DNS, DHCP and browser (ex: firefox) on 80 and 443), block everything else (even if the OS blows up)