Little Snitch runs in the background and hooks into the operating system kernel while you are logged in. When an application tries to establish a network connection, Little Snitch intercepts the attempt and brings up an alert panel, telling you all the connection details including the name of the application which initiated the connection. You can either allow the connection, deny it or add a permanent rule for similar future-connections. What's New: Version 1.1.1: New Features Voice alerts for applications running in full screen mode like games. For connections initiated by applications running in full screen we can't show the Little Snitch alert panel. Therefor you will informed by an voice alert over the connection attempt and the connection will be automatically denied. You can manually add a rule to allow network from your full screen applications from within the Little Snitch preference pane. Improved "local network" detection especially on systems connected over Airport. You will not longer pestered by Little Snitch alerts after changing your location. Improved durability against modified permissions by adding an automatic permission check for all Little Snitch components. Improved Installer. Bugfixes Rules containing relative paths aren't longer marked as red (invalid). Some other minor bug fixes. |  |
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