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Here are some great instructions on how to get set up with Stubby, which is a DNS over HTTPS resolver you can run on Linux. I was able to get it working fairly

Here are some great instructions on how to get set up with Stubby, which is a DNS over HTTPS resolver you can run on Linux. I was able to get it working fairly quickly. The instructions apply to pretty much any distro (I got it working on both Arch and Ubuntu). You can also easily set it up to work with dnsmasq to do caching. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Stubby https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Stubby After setting up dnsmasq I did not notice any performance hit, and in fact it worked more reliably than my previous DNS settings.

snvzz 7y ago
It's also possible (and I recommend) to set up the dns resolver for the LAN to be unbound (openbsd's recursive dns server, supports DNS over HTTPS), thus allowing all devices in the lan to transparently use DNS over HTTPS. Alternatively, there's dnscrypt-proxy, but it's somewhat slow and eats way too much ram.