How to Enable DoH in Firefox
DoH (IETF RFC8484) allows browsers to send DNS requests as normal-looking HTTPS traffic to special DoH-compatible DNS servers (called DoH resolvers). These are the instructions how to enable DoH for Firefox browsers.
DoH (IETF RFC8484) allows browsers to send DNS requests as normal-looking HTTPS traffic to special DoH-compatible DNS servers (called DoH resolvers). These are the instructions how to enable DoH for Firefox browsers.
about:config
network.trr.boostrapAddress=Securd Primary DNS Address (located in the Securd Portal)
network.trr.custom_uri=Securd DOH URL (located in the Securd Portal at Virtual Sites)
network.trr.mode=3
network.trr.uri=Securd DOH URL (located in the Securd Portal at Virtual Sites)
network.trr.mode (https://wiki.mozilla.org/Trusted_Recursive_Resolver)
2: Use TRR first, and only if the name resolve fails use the native resolver as a fallback.
3: Only use TRR, never use the native resolver.
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