"privacy, that's iPhone" 🙄

Another option you can have, install the cloudflared service on your pihole and use that as a DNS server. Cloudflared can take DNS requests from your clients and then proxy those requests over DoT to an upstream server which supports DNS over TLS. I have used Google in the past for this. I had great success with this solution inside a corporate environment which blocked port 53 to all outside the network.

Shambolic and gutless. It didn't work last week, and playing the same team again didn't work this week. The only difference is we didn't get lucky this time.

It's been too long. I'm excited and optimistic for the season. I'm also ready to have my hopes dashed.

Up there with one of the worst performances I have seen. We were so so lucky to come away with anything here. We need to wake up fast, any decent team would have had a field day today

Ours is "long sausage"

Can confirm. Live in Manchester. It's nearly true though, it does rain a lot.

It was a while ago, so I can't remember exactly but there is a good article here The cloudflared daemon is setup to run a standard DNS server over TCP/UDP port 53 as normal. You configure the upstream DNS to be DoT based. The clients then send DNS requests as normal to the cloudflared service and then they convert them to DoT upstream and the response is then sent back to the client as a normal DNS response.

Can we have a more detailed search for communities? For example I would like to search for all communities with "android" in the name, with details on which instance it is hosted. It should show subscribers and post count so I can see which ones are active. It would be nice to quickly subscribe from the search.

Thanks. Enjoying connect so far!

I had to comment on this thread as trying to add a new post have me a JSON serializer error.

Probably simple greed. Because they can.

[email protected] Has there been any thought on adding this feature? I used to use this a lot with sync. I have some communities that I always browse with "new" and the really active ones by "hot".

Fantastic work. Can I suggest adding the option to block a community on the the 3 dot menu on each post? It would make the process faster to perform.

That is true, but it's a global setting. We are looking for something more fine grained here