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Maybe you need to set up an iptables firewall rule? In this document they call it kill switch.
BTW. Mullvad has many usefull WG generic guides in their help section.
Thanks! This works, but only if I use
wg-quick. If I import the connection into KDE's NetworkManager it doesn't. I am assuming its because it isn't running thePreDownandPostUpcommands.Hmm, I found that https://feeding.cloud.geek.nz/posts/using-iptables-with-network-manager/
But it seems to be fairly complex and you would even have to change the script to only handle the WG device.