Browser-only

Firefox Setup

Firefox has a dedicated DNS over HTTPS section with different protection levels. Easy HNS works best when you deliberately choose the resolver you want Firefox to use.

At a glance

Best for

Firefox users who want a self-contained browser setup.

Protocol

DoH

Coverage

Browser-only

Setup time

1 to 2 minutes

Main input

https://dns.easyhns.com/dns-query

Firefox Setup stays focused on the shortest accurate path for this platform.

Guide summary

Firefox users who want a self-contained browser setup.DoHBrowser-onlyEasy1 to 2 minutes

Before you start

Check 01

Use a current Firefox build.

Check 02

If you want Firefox to stay on Easy HNS even when the network changes, choose a stronger protection level instead of default.

Exact Values

Use the right field for the right input.

URL fields need the full DoH URL. Hostname fields need the DoT hostname only. IP fields need the raw address only.

Custom provider URL

https://dns.easyhns.com/dns-query

Use this as the Firefox DNS over HTTPS provider.

Step-by-Step

Short steps, no filler.

Follow the route in order, then verify the active DNS setting before changing another layer.

Step 01

Open the DNS over HTTPS settings

Open Firefox, go to Settings, select Privacy & Security, and scroll to the DNS over HTTPS section.

Step 02

Choose the protection mode you want

Use Increased Protection if you want Firefox to stay on your chosen provider with softer fallback behavior. Use Max Protection if you want Firefox to stay fully strict and warn when secure DNS cannot be used.

Step 03

Select Easy HNS as the provider

Pick the custom provider option and paste https://dns.easyhns.com/dns-query.

How to verify

Check 01

Open a Handshake domain in Firefox.

Check 02

Check the DNS over HTTPS status in Settings if Firefox says secure DNS is not active on the current network.

Troubleshooting

Note 01

If Firefox reports Not active, the network, VPN, parental controls, or enterprise policies may be telling Firefox not to use DoH.

Note 02

If a domain only works when protection is set to Default, your network may be forcing fallback behavior.