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--- userdoc:tt_dnscrypt_proxy [2018/05/26 07:48]
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+++ userdoc:tt_dnscrypt_proxy [2023/10/29 10:22] (current)
abelbeck [DNSCrypt Proxy Configuration]
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 {{:userdoc:dnscrypt-default-config1.jpg?nolink|DNSCrypt Default Configuration}}
-As the dialog's "Note" states, the default configuration is to use [[https://www.opendns.com/|OpenDNS]] as the DNSCrypt provider, which is a good choice for most users.
+As the dialog's "Note" states, the default configuration is to use [[https://www.opendns.com/|OpenDNS]] as the DNSCrypt provider.
 {{:userdoc:dnscrypt-default-config2.jpg?nolink|DNSCrypt Secondary Configuration}}
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 Alternatively, there is a growing number of DNSCrypt providers around the world, some of which may be closer to you.
-New, current list, using ''sdns:'' stamps\\
+Quad9 current list, using ''sdns:'' stamps\\
+[[https://quad9.net/dnscrypt/quad9-resolvers.md|Quad9 DNS resolvers supporting DNSCrypt]]
+Public, current list, using ''sdns:'' stamps\\
 [[https://download.dnscrypt.info/dnscrypt-resolvers/v2/public-resolvers.md|Public DNS resolvers supporting DNSCrypt]]
 Using !!AstLinux 1.3.3 or later!! your can directly import an ''sdns:'' stamp to automatically fill in the three fields.
-Old, legacy List //(possibly out of date)//\\
+Optionally define the three Server/Provider fields using the table columns titled **Resolver address**, **Provider name** and **Provider public key** (=> scroll to the right edge).
-[[https://github.com/dyne/dnscrypt-proxy/blob/master/dnscrypt-resolvers.csv|Public DNS resolvers supporting DNSCrypt]]
-and optionally define the three Server/Provider fields using the table columns titled **Resolver address**, **Provider name** and **Provider public key** (=> scroll to the right edge).
 For example the OpenDNS values automatically used are: