Does Microsoft Edge Use Its Own DNS Server? Built-in DNS Client vs Your DNS Provider
Microsoft Edge does not use its own public DNS server by default, but it includes a built-in DNS client and supports DNS-over-HTTPS with configurable providers.
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Microsoft Edge does not use its own public DNS server by default, but it includes a built-in DNS client and supports DNS-over-HTTPS with configurable providers.
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