PF bug in macOS Sonoma release candidate

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    If you don't want something open source, but prefer the joy of a large company I think Mullvad also has their Mullvad Browser which does something similar!

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    In Linux you can use eBPF. See https://github.com/iovisor/bcc for an easy way to write eBPF, or look for something in the tools/ dir that does what you want. You distro might have these packaged in bcc-tools or similar.

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