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That's usually easy to opt out of and if bootstrapping fails (e.g. Outbound dns query for DoH provider fails//direct connection by IP is blocked) it falls back
by uponcoffee 7y ago
That's usually easy to opt out of and if bootstrapping fails (e.g. Outbound dns query for DoH provider fails//direct connection by IP is blocked) it falls back to the network/OS defined resolvers.
Even still filtering based on SNI will work for a long time yet. Yes, ESNI is on track to becoming to a standard but support for legacy devices/browsers means it to will rely on network tests for support - so it can also be disabled.