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Why were the 'Strong Protection' and 'Maximum Protection' options removed from the DNS over HTTPS protection level settings? Are there any plans to bring them back?

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As the title suggests, here’s something that caught my attention in the new settings screen. Specify directly from about:config ↓ Change `network.trr.mode`

Value Behavior 0 Do not use DoH 2 TRR-first 3 TRR-only 5 User explicitly disables DoH

Does this provide the same effect as the “Strong Protection” and “Maximum Protection” options that were available in the previous settings screen? I would appreciate your response.

As the title suggests, here’s something that caught my attention in the new settings screen. Specify directly from about:config ↓ Change `network.trr.mode` Value Behavior 0 Do not use DoH 2 TRR-first 3 TRR-only 5 User explicitly disables DoH Does this provide the same effect as the “Strong Protection” and “Maximum Protection” options that were available in the previous settings screen? I would appreciate your response.

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It's still the same. The "always warn" is now the "layperson" interpretation of the same:

Thank you for the clarification! That makes sense now. I appreciate your help.

jbr said

It's still the same. The "always warn" is now the "layperson" interpretation of the same:
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