What are some sites do you switch users mostly use?
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browsedns,google images,chatFAI and mail.com
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bdns and (i wont tell you for legal reasons)
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im jokeing bdns and the ninendo dns thing (friend corner)
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we're def carrying over the adding custom bookmarks from switchbru right?
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@VGMoose can Nintendo Mods See Our Search History
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nintendo mods?
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can see some things yeah.
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do they have to have a Switchbru DNS Account
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theres no need for a switchbru account to use browsedns.. im not sure what you are asking ..
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no for Nintendo / Switchbru Mods To See History
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its nothing to do with nintendo and switchbru doesnt have mods.... browsedns has mods , browsedns admin can see search history.
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does that user have to have a Switchbru DNS User
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no one has to have switchbru account to use browsedns or vice versa
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@pwsincd They're asking about DNS search history, as in, within the hidden browser, and no DNS as a protocol does not allow us to view the specific pages that are fetched due to most sites using HTTPS. This can be confirmed by pushing Plus on the browser to see if the HTTPS certificate is enabled.
If a DNS server is untrustworthy, it can perform what's called a man-in-the-middle attack where it strips the HTTPS from the website to snoop on pages, but we don't do this!
Sign the browser petition! Or visit my site at vgmoose.dev.
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we're def carrying over the adding custom bookmarks from switchbru right?
@lollapalooza Definitely, but want to also have a set of common defaults.
Like the "useful links" page here: https://dns.switchbru.com
Probably will need some switch-compatible games, and sites that work well on switch, like old reddit or ao3
Sign the browser petition! Or visit my site at vgmoose.dev.
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hi moose
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@pwsincd They're asking about DNS search history, as in, within the hidden browser, and no DNS as a protocol does not allow us to view the specific pages that are fetched due to most sites using HTTPS. This can be confirmed by pushing Plus on the browser to see if the HTTPS certificate is enabled.
If a DNS server is untrustworthy, it can perform what's called a man-in-the-middle attack where it strips the HTTPS from the website to snoop on pages, but we don't do this!
@VGMoose i see it wasnt so obvious to me.
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@IaMwEiRd To clarify we have no affiliation with Nintendo! The DNS only displays the browser via a redirect.
Moderators of the forum do not have access to DNS queries made through the DNS server, but Server Admins could pull a list of hostnames if they were malicious. We are not storing these DNS resolution queries though, and aren't performing any MITM attacks either. For more on how DNS works, see: https://howdns.works
However, as with any third-party service, there is still an element of trust involved still in using it.
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i assumed our sites searches.. and therefor replied accordingly to that.
