Disclaimer : I’m the author of this project.
🚀 Privacy DNS Chooser Script v1.0 “Snow Breeze” Release!
Project source code : https://github.com/rollsicecream/privacy-dns-chooser
Dear Community,
I’m thrilled to announce the official release of the Privacy DNS Chooser Script v1.0, code-named “Snow Breeze”! This marks a significant milestone in my journey to simplify the process of enabling DNS-over-TLS with privacy-focused DNS providers on Linux systems using systemd-resolved.
Key Highlights:
- User-Friendly Setup: Easily configure DNS-over-TLS with a seamless and intuitive CLI Interface
- Privacy-Focused Providers: Choose from trusted DNS providers like Quad9, Mullvad DNS, and NextDNS (more coming soon!)
- Enhanced Security: DNS-over-TLS is enabled by default for a more secure online experience.
How to Get Started:
- Ensure you have systemd-resolved installed on your Linux system.
- Download the script from GitHub.
- Run the script with sudo to set up your preferred DNS provider.
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No need for a systemd switch. It should work with a dedicated “portal” browser that bypasses the global dns and has a built-in resolver using the dns from dhcp.
Yes if that works for sure. Problem here is that GNOME and KDE use different webengines, so yay no standards. Firefox doesnt support that I think?
I use a seperate firefox profile with a shortcut like
blabla desktop entry Name=Captive Portal Exec=mullvad-exclude firefox -P captive http://captive.kuketz.deI wanted to do something with
mullvad-excludebut that didnt work for some reason, as when excluding it I think it had no internet?