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Firefox ignores system DNS setting #34097
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Users can configure firefox on about:preferences how they like. I don't think completely disabling DoH is a good idea, they are not forcing the usage of Cloudflare, they default to it and there is a choice in the settings between Cloudflare, NextDNS, bring your own DoH or not using DoH. |
It has no negative impact turned off because it still defaults to cloudflare but it has a negative impact on the user if he changes the system dns server without checking the dns firefox uses. Also the ignorance of system-level dns settings of firefox is not something many users know about. And isn't DoH still on, as long as the box "Enable DNS over HTTPS" in the settings is checked. This flag should just allow the user to disable DoH by just unchecking the box "Enable DNS over HTTPS" |
This flag disables DoH afaiu and "Enable DNS over HTTPS" can already be unchecked no? |
It can be unchecked but it has no effect |
Do you have anything supporting that claim? Works perfectly fine for me. |
With correct /etc/resolv.conf firefox uses this DNS Servers With trr.mode = 5 The Problem is with the default, 2, Firefox ignores the settings of /etc/resolv.conf which should be used |
I don't see where "2" would be the default. The source defines options "2" and "3" as user defined and the default is "0": |
Issues become stale 90 days after last activity and are closed 14 days after that. If this issue is still relevant bump it or assign it. |
Firefox should use the system DNS, but Mozilla has an agreement with Cloudflare to force the usage of the Cloudflare DNS Servers.
Possible Change:
add pref("network.trr.mode", 5); to files/vendor.js
System
Void 5.13.19_1 x86_64 GenuineIntel uptodate rrmFF
firefox-94.0_1
Expected behavior
Firefox should use the System DNS
Actual behavior
Firefox ignores the system settings and uses Cloudflare DNS Server
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Change the /etc/resolv.conf file to a non Cloudlfare nameserver and do a dns lookup in firefox using a site like www.dnsleaktest.com. It will still show a cloudflare dns server as the DNS Server.
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