Are you sure the Firefox settings aren't overriding your DNS?
this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2024
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How I imagine you responding to your singular downvoter:
Eh. If people aren't aware of it, now they are.
Yes I checked
Check again, it is sneaky AF.
It was! Every DNS setting off and still I had to restart the whole stack twice
Yeah I was thinking DNS over https was sneaking in, it's a tricky little bastard and you have to kill Firefox to change that properly.
Not normal. Check Firefox plugins. Maybe disable that safe browsing check option I doubt that's it but it can't hurt.