DNS over HTTPS
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About DNS over HTTPS
This is a wiki page in the curl project's GitHub repository. It explains DNS over HTTPS (DoH), which resolves DNS queries over HTTPS, and lists publicly available DoH servers. According to the page, DoH supports privacy, performance and security, and it makes it easier to use a name server of your choice instead of the one configured for your system.
The server list gives each entry an operator name, a base URL, a working status and a short comment. Comments note things such as ad blocking, family or adult-content filtering, DNSSEC support, and support for DNS over TLS (DoT) or DNS over QUIC (DoQ). Some entries state logging practices, and these refer to a separate DNS Disclaimer that is not in the source excerpt. The servers are run by third-party operators, and the comments describe what each operator states. The page does not verify those statements. The excerpt is also cut off, so the list shown here is incomplete.
Key features
- Lists publicly available DNS over HTTPS servers with their base URLs
- Shows operator name, working status and a comment for each server
- Notes which listed servers block ads, malware, phishing or adult content
- Indicates which listed servers also support DoT or DoQ
- Notes DNSSEC support and stated logging practices for some servers
- Explains how DoH resolves DNS queries over HTTPS, citing RFC 8484
Best for: Users who want to choose a DNS over HTTPS resolver and compare filtering, protocol support and operator notes before configuring one.
Good for
- Collects DoH server options in one list with operator and protocol notes
- Explains the stated purpose of DoH: privacy, performance, security and resolver choice
Watch out for
- Server claims come from third-party operators and are not verified on the page
- Logging details for some servers refer to a separate DNS Disclaimer not included in the excerpt
- The excerpt is truncated, so the server list is incomplete in the source provided
DNS over HTTPS at a glance
- Category
- Privacy & Security › Security Tools
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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DNS over HTTPS FAQ
What does DNS over HTTPS do?
According to the page, DoH resolves DNS queries over HTTPS. It also makes it easier to use a name server of your choice instead of the one configured for your system.
Do the listed DoH servers log data?
Entries vary. Some comments say no logging, and one says it logs only filtered URLs. Several entries refer to a separate DNS Disclaimer for details, which is not included in the source excerpt.
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