Closed nshopik closed 7 months ago
I'm unsure how this would be possible as the site has code to avoid that, can you describe what DNS resolvers you are using?
Yeah my router configured on 2 ISP dns plus 1.0.0.1, for example right now output looks like this
DNS: [172.68.9.147]
DNS: [172.68.9.148]
DNS: [2400:cb00:87:1024::ac44:c2e]
DNS: [172.68.9.148]
DNS: [172.68.9.147]
DNS: [2400:cb00:87:1024::ac44:c2e]
and with edge
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:0:250:56ff:fe8f:1d77]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:3:250:56ff:fe8f:6874]
DNS: [213.234.192.10]
DNS: [83.102.180.36]
DNS: [85.21.78.27]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:1:250:56ff:fe8f:6828]
DNS: [83.102.180.36]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:1:250:56ff:fe8f:6828]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:3:250:56ff:fe8f:6874]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:0:250:56ff:fe8f:1d77]
DNS: [85.21.78.27]
DNS: [213.234.192.10]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:0:250:56ff:fe8f:2698]
DNS: [85.21.192.17]
DNS: [2a00:18c0:1:1::403]
DNS: [85.21.78.32]
See the same from 195.130.217.31 (Edge v121)
I think I have fixed this! It was a javascript bug!
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