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> Why does it need a vpn client? Do think your web browser also should not have SOCKS and HTTP Proxy support? What about DNS-over-HTTPS?
by petcat 7mo ago
> Why does it need a vpn client?
Do think your web browser also should not have SOCKS and HTTP Proxy support? What about DNS-over-HTTPS?
- stephenr 7mo agoProxies are protocol specific. A vpn is a network layer tunnel. Does your browser also include its own built in ip stack? Maybe it should have its own window system. DNS arguably would also be best left to the OS, yes.
- 6031769 7mo agoIt's not even "arguably" for me. Of course DNS should be left to the O/S otherwise I'm going to spend half my time diagnosing why the browser is going to the wrong destination.