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I'm a bit concerned about using it yet because it was written from scratch just about three months ago and probably hasn't gone through enough testing.

• shakna 9y ago
  How about an actively-maintained 3-year-old project? [0] [0] https://github.com/alterstep/dnscrypt-osxclient https://github.com/alterstep/dnscrypt-osxclient
  • therealmarv 9y ago
    I used that one before. I don't like it technically. It only supports DNScurve and installs itself deeply into the system (e.g. system preferences). I also think it's more unreliable because they don't do the caching in a good way (sometimes a DNS server fails is my experience). I like dnscrypt proxy V2 more because it's more rock solid, works better on caching and also supports DNS over TLS. Only downside on dnscrypt proxy is that you don't have a nice UI and you have to type the local DNS 127.0.0.1 manually into your Wifi or LAN connection point.
    • jedisct1 9y ago
      I use this as an UI for dnscrypt-proxy v2: https://getbitbar.com/plugins/Network/dnscrypt-proxy-switcher.10s.sh https://getbitbar.com/plugins/Network/dnscrypt-proxy-switche...
  • jedisct1 9y ago
    Not maintained any more. A new macOS GUI would be really great.
• kim0 9y ago
  I'm using this daily and it's rock solid. Good job there
• knodi 9y ago
  I used it on my route (netgear with oss firmware) works great.