It does seem like an odd choice of behavior. Does Windows or MacOS do anything l...

lwkl · on Feb 26, 2021

No Windows doesn't have any fallback DNS servers configured. It will use the ones provided by DHCP or the ones you configure manually.

I don't know about the newest version of macOS but iOS and the versions of macOS I used didn't have any fallback DNS servers.

I wouldn't want a feature like that enabled by default. It can be useful if I have the option to configure it but enabled by default populated with DNS servers chosen by whoever submitted the pull request? No thanks.

edoceo · on Feb 26, 2021

My Windows 10, fresh install, did not.

nix23 · on Feb 26, 2021

No, windows has no such "user friendly" features...irony off. The fun thing even those amateurish windows users know how to configure the dns server if they use a static ip.

But maybe Linux users are not so technology affine...second irony off.