Hosts files

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The enhanced hosts files "hosts" and "default.hosts" take effect when the setting option "using hosts" is checked.

The enhanced file "hosts" defines IP addresses/attributes for domains. Each line has the following format:
[[IP address][attributes]][single space][domain name]

where "[[IP address][attributes]]" could be:

• ipv4 address such as:
  172.67.157.211 torapp.eu.org

• ipv6 address, Ex.:
  [2606:4700:3037::6815:8c3] torapp.eu.org

• empty, that would lift all server-imposed limitations. Ex.:
  [single space]gitee.com

  which will make all git repositories on the domain visitable as websites with raw file access url.

• response headers, separeded by ';', Ex.:
  Access-Control-Allow-Origin;https://www.bing.com;Access-Control-Allow-Credentials;true mybing.xn--xyza.top

  which makes "mybing2.xn--xyza.top" to accept CORS requests with cookies.

• IP address and response headers, separeded by ';', Ex.:
  104.21.8.195;Access-Control-Allow-Origin;https://www.bing.com;Access-Control-Allow-Credentials;true uweb.torapp.eu.org

"default.hosts" blocks whole domain trees including all descendant domains. The domains in the hosts file must be 2 or 3 segment domains, such as "yahoo.com" and "finance.yahoo.com". If the length of the last 2 segments is less than 7, such as "com.pl", then it is treated as one segment, so domains like "xxx.xxx.com.pl" are also valid in the hosts file.

Each line of the hosts file has the following format:
[rootDomain][space][regex for domain prefix before rootDomain][space][regex for the whole url without "http(s)://"]
The first part [rootDomain] is required and the others are optional. regex is java-grammar regular expression. If the second regex is used, it is recommended to merge the first regex to the second one for performance.