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I guess you can run your local DNS server and point the browser to that. The local DNS server can do all the filtering you want, and forward the filtered out re

I guess you can run your local DNS server and point the browser to that. The local DNS server can do all the filtering you want, and forward the filtered out requests to the outside DNS server.

zelly 6y ago
the doomsday scenario the top-level comment mentioned is if they disabled that option. it's possible but very unlikely because it would make that browser unusable for many corporate networks.
- wvenable 6y ago
  What corporate networks don't allow outbound HTTPS?
  - zelly 6y ago
    they run their own internal DNS resolvers
    - wvenable 6y ago
      Yes, but DNS over HTTPS by passes internal DNS resolvers and because it's HTTPS the corporate firewall would have no idea this is happening.