Operating Systems

Configure CleanBrowsing DNS filtering on Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeBook. Step-by-step guides for every major operating system.

Windows

Configure CleanBrowsing DNS on Windows using the GUI or command prompt. Supports Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11.

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macOS

Set up DNS filtering on macOS through System Settings or the CleanBrowsing app.

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Linux

Configure DNS filtering on Linux using resolv.conf, systemd-resolved, or NetworkManager.

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Linux Per-User DNS

Automatically switch DNS settings based on which Linux user logs in — apply different filters per user account.

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ChromeBook

Set up CleanBrowsing DNS on Google ChromeBook and ChromeOS devices.

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Block Browser Extensions

Prevent users from installing browser extensions on Windows using Group Policy and the Registry Editor.

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Windows 11 DNS-over-HTTPS

Configure encrypted DNS (DoH) natively on Windows 11 for privacy-enhanced CleanBrowsing filtering.

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DNSCrypt

Set up DNSCrypt with CleanBrowsing for authenticated and encrypted DNS queries on any OS.

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Our support team can help you configure CleanBrowsing on any device.

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