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DoH is problematic in other ways too. Due to recent browser problems I was giving Brave a shot. It's an interesting browser, but it has DoH enabled in a way th
by ddtaylor 1y ago
DoH is problematic in other ways too.
Due to recent browser problems I was giving Brave a shot. It's an interesting browser, but it has DoH enabled in a way that seemingly cannot be entirely disabled. It can be frustrating to not be able to interact with a lot of services because the browser is disregarding my local policy on my system.
- EbNar 1y agoHow is that? It's just a switch, as in any other Chromium browser.
- ddtaylor 1y agohttps://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/39028 https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/39028
- josephcsible 1y agoWhat does that have to do with DoH?
- ddtaylor 1y agoIt's an example of how Brave will not respect the configurations given because it still attempts to use DoH.
- EbNar 1y agoIt works fine on my end, checked a lot of times with https://dnscheck.tools https://dnscheck.tools. Plus, the last comment on that thread says that "It works fine in incognito or a fresh profile". I suspect that some kind of caching is at play here.
- tredre3 1y agoNone of that thread seems to be related to DoH, though? More likely a caching issue.
- Dodrekai 1y agoWhat you say make me feel it's more a problem on Brave side than DoH.