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This is all well and good until Google decides to force the use of DNS-over-HTTPS and completely bypasses the host operating system. Browsers have also done thi
by chaz6 8y ago
This is all well and good until Google decides to force the use of DNS-over-HTTPS and completely bypasses the host operating system. Browsers have also done this for certificate trust lists. This takes more and more power away from the users.
- ahje 8y agoGood thing there are alternate browsers then! :)
- cremp 8y agoSuch as? DNS over HTTPs isn't just a Chrome issue; firefox are the ones who are actually shoving it down your throat. I know most users here on HN are firefox users, but come on... It's an issue with all browsers, not individual.
- ahje 8y agoFirefox allows me to select which server to connect to. I have no problem with DNS over HTTPS as a technology.
- fonosip 8y agoThis is already happening with chrome async dns. There is a way to fix it for now http://ba.net/adblock/vpn/fix-dns-adblocker-chrome.html http://ba.net/adblock/vpn/fix-dns-adblocker-chrome.html