Domain-based Rule
There are three domain-based rule types.
DOMAIN
DOMAIN,www.apple.com,Proxy
Rule matches if the domain of the request matches exactly.
DOMAIN-SUFFIX
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,apple.com,Proxy
Rule matches if the domain of the request matches the suffix. For example: 'google.com' matches 'www.google.com', 'mail.google.com' and 'google.com', but does not match 'content-google.com'.
DOMAIN-KEYWORD
DOMAIN-KEYWORD,google,Proxy
Rule matches if the domain of the request contains the keyword.
DOMAIN-SET
Designed for a large number of domain names, supports fast search for thousands of records. Each line in the file is a domain name if a line begins with . matches all sub-domains and the domain name itself. This can be used for ad filtering.
The DOMAIN-SET rule doesn't support including an eTLD suffix due to performance optimization.
For example: .github.io won't match example.github.io
Here is the full eTLD list: https://publicsuffix.org/list/
Please use RULE-SET instead if you want to use eTLD as a suffix.