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Fuchsia
Strollin' around
Status: New idea

Idea: Add DNS-over-HTTPS support for the Android version of Firefox

Reasoning: Google Chrome for Android already supports this, as does the Windows, MacOS, and GNU/Linux version of Firefox. This can be used to make the mobile browsing experience more private/secure.

31 Comments
Status changed to: New idea
Jon
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AboutTime2do
New member

They could be the second to do it😋

monkeynuts
New member

Great idea, I've been googling how to do it on Android Firefox. This explains why I can't find the DoH setting yet!

ukoda
New member

DNS-over-HTTPS breaks access to devices on the local LAN.  It should only be allowed if there is an option define the use of a conventional DNS, by its IP address, for a specific (the local) domain.  Right now I can't access a local server by name from Firefox, only IP address, but can from Chrome.  You know things are bad when you have to switch to Chrome to access a site.

saadhjawwadh
Making moves

Much needed a feature since all other browsers support similar features now days it should be included.

Manni
New member

please add this!

Damians
Making moves

Please add this important feature

trypto
New member

Being able to configure the DNS server and the protocol over which it is used is important for privacy. I would like to be able to configure Firefox to always use my favorite ad-blocking DNS server and communicate with him over HTTPS.

Saarsk
Strollin' around

Yes, please.

devashish18
New member

Please add this feature