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DnsOverHttpsIncludedDomains

Specify domains to be resolved using DNS-over-HTTPS
Last updated October 8, 2024

List of domains to be resolved using DNS-over-HTTPS. Other domains not included in the list will not be resolved using DNS-over-HTTPS. This policy is ignored when the secure DNS mode is set to off (always use plain-text DNS). If the list is empty or unset, all domains will be resolved using DNS-over-HTTPS whenever possible. This is the same behavior with an included domains list with the value of ["*"]. If DnsOverHttpsExcludedDomains is also set, a more specific domain is preferred. Specificity refers to the number of dots ('.') in the domain. When a domain matches both policies, default to use DNS-over-HTTPS for the domain. The domains are expected to be in the form of a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or as domain suffixes noted using a special wildcard prefix '*'. Incorrectly formatted domains will be ignored.

Supported On:
Platform Start End
ChromeOS 131
Example value:

{"0":"google.com","1":"*.google.com"}

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