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It's also yet an other instance of the web browser taking over something that (IMO) ought to belong to the OS. Now with DoH if I have DNS issues I have to figur
by simias 7y ago
It's also yet an other instance of the web browser taking over something that (IMO) ought to belong to the OS. Now with DoH if I have DNS issues I have to figure out if it's related to the browser's DNS or the system DNS. I can't use command line tools like dig or ping to troubleshoot the issue because it's not what the browser is doing. If DoH is so great I want to enable it for all my applications, not just my web browser.
People, let's just rip off the bandaid and make Chrome and Firefox bootable already, who needs the kernel overhead when the browser is going to reimplement the entire stack itself anyway. Also let's just make TCP only work on ports 80 and 443 because clearly the rest doesn't really serve any purpose anymore.
- mondoshawan 7y agoChrome is bootable already. ChromeOS. :P
- ecnahc515 7y agoYou can definitely do DNS over HTTPS/TLS for everything if you run your own DNS server, either locally or somewhere on your network. I do this, and it works great, both methods have their own advantages and disadvantages of course.