Enable DNS over HTTPS using CloudFlare DNS

[hemlok89]

Right now there is no straightforward way of enabling DoH in Chrome or any Chromium browser. There are some flags that can be enabled or starting parameters can be added. Here is a simple way to change your DNS server to CloudFlare 1.1.1.1 and use DNS over HTTPS.

Go to CentBrowser settings. Go to Other Settings in left column. In the Startup Command line box, paste this code

Code:

--enable-features="dns-over-https<DoHTrial" --force-fieldtrials="DoHTrial/Group1" --force-fieldtrial-params="DoHTrial.Group1:server/https%3A%2F%2F1.1.1.1%2Fdns-query/method/POST

Restart CentBrowser. 

Go to DNSLeakTest to check if you are using only CLoudFlare DNS.

[Admini]

Thanks for sharing.
By the way, should a double quotes be placed after "method/POST"?

[mc0134]

Code:

--enable-features="dns-over-https<DoHTrial" --force-fieldtrials="DoHTrial/Group1" --force-fieldtrial-params="DoHTrial.Group1:server/https%3A%2F%2F1.1.1.1%2Fdns-query/method/POST

Can across this link, though I don't use the DOH in Chrome feature, seems like that's exactly what you gotta do. No double quotes placed after "method/POST" 

SOURCE: 
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-ena...le-chrome/

[hemlok89]

Thanks for sharing.
By the way, should a double quotes be placed after "method/POST"?

No quotation mark is needed. This method was originally posted on bugs.chromium.com. Here is the link

[wOxxOm]

There should be a closing doublequote after POST even if it works without it because command line parameters are supposed to be quoted properly. Just because some developer works for Microsoft or Google doesn't mean they can't make typos or mistakes.

[Admini]

There should be a closing doublequote after POST even if it works without it because command line parameters are supposed to be quoted properly. Just because some developer works for Microsoft or Google doesn't mean they can't make typos or mistakes.

I agree.