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PiHole supports DoH [0], via the cloudflared daemon. This won't change anything. [0] https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/dns-over-https/ https://docs.pi-hole.net/g

• dcow 7y ago
  This is incorrect. Mozilla is ignoring your os/dhcp configured server and using Cloudflare. Your PiHole no longer sees the traffic. There is a way to configure your network to make Firefox not do this, so that's good. But it's not the default.
  • turdnagel 7y ago
    People who bother to set up a PiHole almost certainly know how to change DNS settings on their (and their family members') browsers.
  • tomschlick 7y ago
    Thats also false. Mozilla added a canary domain (use-application-dns.net) that if blocked will default to the local dns resolver. There are several threads in the pihole community about blocking it by default so I expect that will be done before mozilla turns int on for the masses.
    • dcow 7y ago
      > There is a way to configure your network to make Firefox not do this, so that's good. But it's not the default. That’s what I’m referring to.
    • Avamander 7y ago
      How do I configure Mozilla to ignore the blocking? I don't want to use internet that tries to force me to downgrade.
• Thorrez 7y ago
  I think there are multiple definitions of "using DoH". I think that guide sets this up: Browser -[regular DNS]-> pihole -[regular DNS]-> cloudflared -[DoH]-> 1.1.1.1 So of the 3 hops, only 1 uses DoH. And specifically, the browser itself doesn't talk DoH.