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From what I have seen Firefox has already been taking a similar approach for the past year. In enterprise environments, there's the ability to disable DoH. And
by politelemon 6y ago
From what I have seen Firefox has already been taking a similar approach for the past year. In enterprise environments, there's the ability to disable DoH. And for general audiences, the ability to fall back to normal DNS if necessary.
- badRNG 6y agoThe significant difference here is that Firefox has made it possible to maintain Split DNS without managing and reconfiguring every device via a network signal to continue to use split DNS (e.g. PiHole)