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King@lemy.lol to Linux@lemmy.ml ·
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How can I enable DNS over TLS on openSUSE MicroOS with KDE?

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How can I enable DNS over TLS on openSUSE MicroOS with KDE?

King@lemy.lol to Linux@lemmy.ml ·
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    I’m certainly no expert in this area, but I believe this is configured in the browser itself? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https

    Perhaps there’s another way to do it system-wide, but I wouldn’t know it.

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      This refers to DNS over HTTPS. However, I am inquiring about DNS over TLS

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        Have you tried this?

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          It does not work with opensuse MicroOS.

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