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In my Firefox settings I can choose any DoH provider I want, not just Cloudflare. Naturally something has to be set up as a default so it works. Why is adding D
by LUmBULtERA 7y ago
In my Firefox settings I can choose any DoH provider I want, not just Cloudflare. Naturally something has to be set up as a default so it works. Why is adding DoH in the browser a bad thing?
- josteink 7y agoBecause if we’re replacing classic DNS with something new, it needs to be part of the OS. Not reimplemented (and configured) per application. The user and OS should control the application, not the other way around.
- Faark 7y agoIs any OS vendor working on something like that? Or do you expect Moz to jump into OS dev as well? I'd expect them to import settings from OS as soon as a major OS provides this for DoH.
- tannhaeuser 7y agoThe DNS has grown into a regulated service, with TLD authorities and protocols to follow for registrators, transparency for domain holders, many registrators to choose, etc. Do you want to replace it by a centralized system run by very few monopolies that track resolution queries by IP?