How to enable DNS over HTTPS (DoH) in Chrome

DNS over HTTPS (DoH) - or "Secure DNS" as it is called in Chrome - is a way to encrypt DNS queries and responses between a user's device and the resolving DNS server. For more on this see New in Simple DNS Plus v. 9.0.

To enable this in Chrome, do the following:

• Click the "more" button (3 vertical dots) in the top right corner of Chrome.
• Select "Settings...".
• Click "Privacy and Security" in the right side panel.
• Click on "Security"
• Scroll down to the "Advanced" section.
• Click "Use secure DNS" switch to enable.
• Here you can specify your DNS provider / enter a DoH query URL: