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A free browser-based DNS speed test that benchmarks DNS-over-HTTPS servers from the user's location in real time. It sends live DoH queries locally without server-side code, times full round trips, and marks unresponsive servers as unavailable. Queries time out after five seconds, and results are intended for relative comparison between servers.
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A free browser-based DNS speed test that benchmarks DNS-over-HTTPS servers from the user's location in real time. It sends live DoH queries locally without server-side code, times full round trips, and marks unresponsive servers as unavailable. Queries time out after five seconds, and results are intended for relative comparison between servers.
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Blocky is a DNS proxy and ad-blocker for the local network written in Go. It blocks DNS queries using external ad-block and malware lists, with allowlists configurable per client group and periodic reloading of lists. It supports DNS over UDP, TCP, HTTPS, TLS, QUIC and HTTPS/3, and does not collect user data or telemetry.
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