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> iirc Chrome (the most used browser) doesn't use DoH by default. Last I checked, Linux was behind other platforms because there’s a lot of complex custom dns
by imajoredinecon 4y ago
> iirc Chrome (the most used browser) doesn't use DoH by default.
Last I checked, Linux was behind other platforms because there’s a lot of complex custom dns configuration that chrome (understandably) didn’t want to be accused of overriding/ignoring, but which isn’t all easily visible to the browser
- vetinari 4y agoWhich is the correct behavior; if the user wants to configure his computer to DoT/DoH, system resolver is the correct place and Chrome has to respect it. Even if the computer is using 53/udp to the configured local resolver in the local network, it doesn't mean that the resolver itself is using 53/udp. Many of them can forward queries using DoT/DoH/IPoAC and the app on the users computer will be none the wiser.