You are not browsing in stealth mode using a browser unless you do some very tricky configurations.

You are not browsing in stealth mode using a browser unless you do some very tricky configurations.

The problem is that Firefox (and other browsers) resolve the DNS locally and not remotely i.e. not via the proxy. It is possible to configure Firefox to resolve the DNS remotely, but the configuration is tricky.

You cannot find the configuration in the normal configuration menu. You must open the following link in Firefox: about:config

This will allow you to modify the advanced configuration options found in the various Mozilla configuration files. Right click on the value to alter and a dialog box will appear to allow changes.

Make sure you do not change anything you are uncertain about. A potential better solution to this problem is to use “Firefox UPA editon” at work and the BarracudaDrive server installed on your home computer. The Firefox UPA Edition is pre-configured for military-grade security and stealth browsing privacy.

“Firefox UPA editon” can be found here:

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