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I am not a network guy so please bear with me. I use a large hosts file on Windows filtering out massive amount of crap. I don't think it's possible to keep usi

I am not a network guy so please bear with me. I use a large hosts file on Windows filtering out massive amount of crap. I don't think it's possible to keep using it while running DNS over HTTPS? (I directly connect my PC to the modem provided by ISP).

mrkurt 7y ago
That depends. If you're using Firefox and setting it to use dns-over-https it seems to ignore your /etc/hosts file. If you're installing DNS over HTTPS on an internet gateway, and just doing normal DNS lookups internal to your network the /etc/hosts file will work just fine.
darkhorn 7y ago
There should be PHP sscipts; DoH servers. Install it to your https web site. Use it as a proxy to another DoH server. But before you forward the query to the other end check the domain against your black list. Or you can use ads blocking DoH server https://blahdns.com https://blahdns.com
- oakslab 7y ago
  NextDNS[1] is an alternative with customizable blocklist. [1]: https://nextdns.io/ https://nextdns.io/
alphabettsy 7y ago
You could run something like PiHole locally, it has the ability to forward to DNSCrypt or similar.