Still possible. The control moves from your home network, corporate network or local ISP to the default DoH resolvers defined in the browser. This can be chan

Still possible. The control moves from your home network, corporate network or local ISP to the default DoH resolvers defined in the browser. This can be changed, but we know most people outside of a corporation will not change this. So in this case, CIRA will be logging DNS requests and sink-holing undesirable domains presumably by Canadian standards. People can still use browser add-ons to block domains, URL's, objects on sites, etc... uBlock is my favorite for this.