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If allowed, doesn't DoH/DoT mitigate this issue?
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Not necessarily, as the browser is still logging the history.
Well that's what private mode is for, to dump the local data after closing the browser session
I know I'm here a week later, but a large number of system administrators disable browser proxy systems, dns over https, and incognito. It's a neverending war.
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For US government employees USAJobs is probably one of the most accessed websites.
Also in Google searches, if you click the vertical ... next to the URL on results, click the down arrow in the pop-up, and click Cached you can likely access a version of the website your white/blacklist service doesn't block. If there are SFW sites you need access to. Generally all scripts are disabled, though.