Improve detection of non-sharable domains#216
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| // public unless proven otherwise. | ||
| const entry = this.dns.get(hostname); | ||
| return entry?.ip && isLocalIP(entry.ip); | ||
| return false; |
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Subtle change: this used to return "undefined" before. Being also "falsey", it did not make a difference. Only with the tests, it is more explicit.
I thought about even exposing here "undefined" explicitly, but decided against it. Feeling it overall would lead to more confusion than just making the decision here locally.
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Tweak the detection of special domains that should normally never be shared.
Since this is a static check, it will also work on platforms like Safari, where we cannot emulate a DNS resolution (and thus cannot detect private networks based on their IP).