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FoxyProxy for Firefox extension beginning with Firefox 57 (Quantum)
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DNS leakage with Firefox Multi-User Containers even without uBlock Origin #226

Closed akarelas closed 2 months ago

akarelas commented 2 months ago

Browser: Firefox 130.0 OS: Void Linux SOCKS5 proxy: Dante

  1. I created a new Firefox profile (the same bug also happens on my default profile, though)
  2. I installed the Multi-User Containers browser extension
  3. I installed the FoxyProxy (Standard) browser extension
  4. I added the IP/port of Dante to FoxyProxy proxies, under the proxies tab of FoxyProxy Options, and have the "Proxy DNS" switch of that proxy activated
  5. I set "Container 1" (that's the container named "Personal") to this proxy, under the "Options" tab of FoxyProxy options
  6. I opened this page: https://www.dnscheck.tools/ with the Personal container
  7. I observed that my laptop's DNS servers were used (i.e. there was DNS leakage). The proxy's DNS server also appeared in the list. However the location reported was the one I expected due to proxy being active.

On the other hand, when...

  1. I set SOCKS5 settings (in Firefox's Connection Settings screen) to point to my Dante (Select "Manual Proxy Configuration" -> fill in "SOCKS Host" & "Port", select "SOCKS 5" radio button, check "Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5" checkbox)
  2. I view https://www.dnscheck.tools/ without any container
  3. I observe only the DNS of my Dante Proxy appearing (ie there is no DNS leakage).

I tried the same thing with Firefox (2 profiles) and with LibreWolf (Firefox fork, 1 profile).

Does it behave differently on your systems? Is it a bug?

erosman commented 2 months ago

Which version of FoxyProxy are you using? This repo is for version 6-7.

All further development will be in FoxyProxy v8.0.

However, as mentioned in https://github.com/foxyproxy/browser-extension/issues/142#issuecomment-2233819048

FoxyProxy does not handle the DNS. All DNS queries are handled by the browser and therefore it is a browser issue.

The DNS leak issues have been reported to Firefox and it is due to be sorted.

See: [meta] Proxy DNS leak bugs

akarelas commented 2 months ago

Oh, thanks. I use FoxyProxy version 8.9. Thanks.