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It's annoying. I've already experienced this with chrome as chrome ignores my hosts file settings. Example: Say you use hosts file to block porn and other shad
by vezycash 7y ago
It's annoying. I've already experienced this with chrome as chrome ignores my hosts file settings.
Example: Say you use hosts file to block porn and other shady sites for your kid, all they have to do is use chrome.
- Someone1234 7y agoThis has nothing to do with the topic. Chrome isn't replacing the OS's DNS resolver, and that bug is just that: a bug. A bug that I cannot reproduce. Chrome follows my HOSTS file fine on Windows 10. But even if it didn't it would still be off-topic.