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Add an option to apply never proxied domains to browser extensions #251

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cohesive-flight opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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cohesive-flight commented Oct 30, 2024

When a browser extension attempts to connect to a domain that's been set to never proxy, its DNS query will still do so. This is apparent when using a domain defined only on a local DNS server, as it would be inaccessible elsewhere.

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I have a local password manager service running with the domain 'pm.home.arpa'. Since special-use domains are not yet exuded from the proxy, I've had to set the domain to never do so in order to access it through the browser. However, if I instead use a browser extension to access the service, it gets a network error, meaning its DNS queries are still being proxied despite setting the domain to never do so.

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ruihildt commented Nov 7, 2024

could you please check what the situation with the latest release?

@ruihildt ruihildt added the proxy This is related to the socks proxy feature label Nov 7, 2024
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It is still an issue with the latest release.

@cohesive-flight cohesive-flight changed the title Apply 'Never proxy' domains to browser extensions Add an option to apply never proxied domains to browser extensions Nov 8, 2024
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ruihildt commented Nov 8, 2024

By any chance, are you using DOH?

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