Needing help on fixing an DNS Leak

Littlebits said:
Install Hola extension to your browser and then change your location, your DNS will not leak.
You will need to refresh the page before testing.
I just confirmed it https://www.dnsleaktest.com/ it did not find my true DNS.

Enjoy!! :D
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Hola extensions sometimes act slow ); Also it works in single tab only so u need to activate it in other tabs & every new website also which is tiring job for a lazy guy like me :D
 
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Jcwisgod said:
It isn't showing my ISP dns server, it's showing the 3rd party one that I changed to instead of the VPN one
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if it's showing ur third party dns then it's ok , use third party dns coz ur VPN seems to be vulnerable to DNS leak, Some VPN included DNS leak fix. U can ask ur VPN provider for this issue.
 
Koroke San said:
if it's showing ur third party dns then it's ok , use third party dns coz ur VPN seems to be vulnerable to DNS leak, Some VPN included DNS leak fix. U can ask ur VPN provider for this issue.
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My main VPN isn't really a "provider" but it includes the DNS in the file for OpenVPN Client,
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I'm just going to stick to google public DNS on my Router and hope for the best
 
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