- #DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING HOW TO#
- #DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING FOR MAC#
- #DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING INSTALL#
- #DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING PRO#
No way to add my own personal blocklists, or websites individually if I want unless I submit to the githubĭoes have a battery impact on my phone. The ability to add/remove devices in Adguard DNS in real time is real nice too (I haven't found a way to do this in NextDNS without clearing all the logs)
#DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING PRO#
Does work well with Safari for plugins on my iPad pro (but I still point the adguard app to my NextDNS for DNS blocks) Having to have the Adguard app installed on all of my devices, with another premium activation for those just to use the DNS in it's "recommended configuration" is a poor design choice, and extra hassle Reflows webpages to remove blank spaces (aesthetically nice) slows down webdraw and page loading times though, significantly for me. I also purchased the Adguard VPN for 85% off this week to get access to the Adguard DNS premium and got a refund a week later. I'll go into the considerations and discoveries below. I personally use NextDNS on all my devices, and my home router. I still have an active premium subscription for my iPad and my wife's phone, I'll get to why in a bit. I have been using Adguard for many years now on all of my devices, since before they switched to the newer premium model. TLDR: I chose NextDNS 10 months ago, and again this week. Idk but that sounds like the most basic solution ever.
#DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING HOW TO#
None of those are real issues if you know how to use your phone, but for anyone who's tech illiterate they can become a nuisance.Īt least with the private DNS setting there's literally a single Enabled/Disabled toggle in your Android settings that is extremely easy to explain to anyone and requires no installation of anything.
I remember when I had a Xiaomi phone it would constantly kill Blokada and was a pain in the ass. Apps also means your relatives can't use a separate VPN, if they ever wanted to.Īpps are also more prone to failure because of some OEM's battery optimization shenanigans. And if the apps stop working you need to tell your relatives to then open the app and disable the VPN, closing the app itself will still let the VPN run.
#DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING INSTALL#
19:37:35.Actually it might be more annoying to tell them to use an app because that requires them to install something separately and go through VPN setup (it's not hard but it is more steps). See Adguard DNS is detected as the page shows Actual behaviorĪdguard DNS is not detected as the page shows Screenshot: (4.2) Choose Adguard DNS instead of System default.
#DNS ADGUARD NOT WORKING FOR MAC#
Join the router wireless / ethernet network to get DNS settings pushed onto our system (macOS Monterey 13.3.1 with Adguard for Mac 2.8).Leave any DHCP and DNS setting with default value on router.Set up IPv6 enabled on both side (macOS and router).A little bit hard to reproduce this issue as i can only reproduce it with my router (asus ac86u).If i set public ipv6 public dns address as dns instead of using the router ipv6 one, it works again Steps to reproduce It won't work well when the IPv6 one is used (either using it alone or using it with IPv4 one) I try to override dns setting to get rid of IPv6 one, and it works well In my case, first dns address is router IPv4 address (private ip) and second dns address is IPv6 address ( wan ip not link-local ip) We'll have both IPv4 and IPv6 Wan Address assigned to client (macOS), including at least two DNS servers (one is IPv4 and another one is IPv6, both are relay dns server, which is router itself ip address). As title says, my router pushes their relay dns server address to client.įrom what i experience on using router asus ac86u, when IPv6 connectivity enabled on both macOS network adapter and router.
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