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UFW - Secure Workstation

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Im typically using default rules:

sudo ufw default deny incoming
sudo ufw default allow outgoing
sudo ufw enable

I would like to close everything (outgoing) what i dont use. I would then do the following:

sudo ufw default deny incoming
sudo ufw default deny outgoing
sudo ufw enable

So right now everything is blocked. What im looking for is a logfile, which shows me what port has been blocked. Example i could open firefox and address google. initially it would not load, but after i open this specific port (HTTPS) for outgoing, it would work.

Is there a log where i can see what port has been blocked? Ideally in addition to what application is addressing it. Like in the example above, the log would say something like this:

UFW blocked firefox from using port 443 (outgoing)
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FedKad
Are checking the log file `/var/log/ufw.log`?
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user654789384
Ya thanks. I was hoping for a bit more info than what the log can provide.
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