Little Snitch 6.0.3

What's new in this version:

Improved Demo Mode:
- Little Snitch now offers a free, fully featured 30-day trial for existing customers with a valid license for version 5
- New users without a license can still run Little Snitch in demo mode, where the network filter is turned off after each three hours of operation
- The current status of the trial is shown in the toolbar of the rules window and in Network Monitor
- New littlesnitch restrictions Terminal command to query the status of the trial

New Features and Improvements:
- Increased precedence of blocklists so they can block connections that would otherwise be allowed by Any Process / Domain rules
- New littlesnitch profile command to enable disable profiles
- New littlesnitch rulegroup command to enable or disable rule groups
- New option --preserve-terminal-access for littlesnitch restore-model to prevent lockout
- Debugging of DNS encryption problems is now easier: If errors occurred recently, an error log is available in the DNS Encryption settings pane of Little Snitch
- A “Troubleshooting” menu is added to the Help menu when it’s opened with the Option key held down
- When copying rules from the rules window, blocklists are now represented as reference to the blocklist URL, not by copying a list of all blocklist entries

Fixed:
- When deciding about DNS encryption exceptions, Little Snitch now also considers DNS queries of type MX, PTR and others
- When an error occurs in the connection to an encrypted DNS server, Little Snitch now always attempts to reconnect to the server
- Fixed: When importing a backup, DNS encryption settings were not restored
- Fixed: Settings for enabled and disabled notifications were not correctly encoded in a backup
- Preventing the creation of invalid rules when pasting into the rules window
- When deleting a selected blocklist, rule group or profile, the selection in the sidebar now switches back to “All Rules”
- Fixed a crash in Network Monitor when right-clicking on “Incoming Connections”