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If Mozilla silently enabled DOH-via-CloudFlare for you, it would show up here right? Because if yes, this would make it quite easy to find whether you have the
by lucb1e 6y ago
If Mozilla silently enabled DOH-via-CloudFlare for you, it would show up here right? Because if yes, this would make it quite easy to find whether you have the right settings without having to find it somewhere in a configuration screen or trying to find out which users' throats Mozilla ended up deciding to force this down.
- Fileformat 6y agoSort of: it doesn't differentiate between DoH and normal resolution (it only does IPv4 TCP & UDP resolution). This means that it will return Cloudflare (i.e. ASN of CLOUDFLARENET), but probably the same Cloudflare as if you are using Cloudflare's public DNS servers. Tip: You can check a specific DNS server with dig and curl: UUID=$(uuidgen) dig ${UUID}.which.nameserve.rs @1.1.1.1 curl --silent https://which.nameserve.rs/debug.txt | grep ${UUID} and then do a ASN lookup on the IP address Note: the debug page is unofficial, and may change, so don't bake this into anything.
- Thorrez 6y agoThanks for this comment, I was quite confused why this site said Cloudflare when my OS is configured to use 8.8.8.8.