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→network.trr.excluded-domains: add trick to make /etc/hosts work with TRR
(Comment on the "never use native resolver" to include the cases when it will be still used.) |
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(default: ``) Comma separated list of domain names to be resolved using the native resolver instead of TRR. Users may add domains they wish to exclude from TRR to this pref. | (default: ``) Comma separated list of domain names to be resolved using the native resolver instead of TRR. Users may add domains they wish to exclude from TRR to this pref. | ||
This pref can be used to make /etc/hosts works with DNS over HTTPS in Firefox. Setting network.trr.excluded-domains to include host names from /etc/hosts will make them fall back to platform DNS, which will use the rules in /etc/hosts. | |||
=== network.trr.builtin-excluded-domains === | === network.trr.builtin-excluded-domains === | ||