See the JSON file for generating map, some servers have a location value and some do not, but I did't see anywhere to modify location in the dnscrypt-resolvers repo.

Can't choose plain DNS in stamp generator.

I came across this issue while trying to search for my resolver on the map.

Hovering over Bangalore, India I found it showing a resolver that I guess should be in Taiwan instead?

I also noticed opennic-luggs2 below it in the middle of the Indian Ocean, which should be in Canada I believe.

The markers seem be in wrong locations.

Stamps page (https://dnscrypt.info/stamps/) doesn't allows to create DoT.

Hello, https://www.dnscrypt.org/ is still live, and there is no banner or reference on that page that there has been any maintenance since 2017, nor a link to the new .info site. Due to the casino recommendation quotes, it looks like an untrustworthy project. It would be great to update these references and add redirects and banners on the old site for the new site, or delete it entirely.

AAAA records are missing for dnscrypt.info
Sadly GitHub doesn't support IPv6 so it would be really helpful to have the public resolvers list on a server that is reachable via IPv6.

https://adguard.com/en/adguard-dns/overview.html
IPv4
For "Non-filtering":
94.140.14.140
94.140.14.141
IPv6
For "Non-filtering":
2a10:50c0::1:ff
2a10:50c0::2:ff

The DNS Stamps specification is not quite clear regarding where to put the port. For the stamps currently in use, the port seems to be always in the hostname field, which I think is in violation of the specification as currently written (the port is certainly not part of the SNI name). Also given the description of the addr field, it seems it would be more consistent to put it there. I think this should be clarified. Thanks!

On the map page the circles used to mark the servers do not scale to a sensible size.
Because they are not transparent they obscure the view of the map far too much.

https://medium.com/nuxt/nuxt-2-is-coming-oh-yeah-212c1a9e1a67

In the description of "DNSCrypt stamps"
at https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-website/blob/master/pages/stamps-specifications.vue
at the line:
"sdns://" || base64url(0x01 || props || LP(addr) || LP(pk || LP(providerName))
..we see a missing ')' behind "LP(pk". Thought first it would be LP(PK || LP(providerName)).

-> please fix the doku to
"sdns://" || base64url(0x01 || props || LP(addr) || LP(pk) || LP(providerName))

Just found that there's an error of the CSP header, and looks like the directive is missing, something like default-src should be added.

I can't find the place to send a PR for it, so an issue's here instead.

$ curl -sI https://dnscrypt.info/stamps/ | grep -i ^content-security-policy
content-security-policy: https: 'unsafe-inline'; reflected-xss block

https://csp-evaluator.withgoogle.com/

There's dnscrypt.info and dnscrypt.org... is dnscrypt.org legitimate? Why are there two official sites?

Why? With DoH it is possible to use HTTP basic authentication on top of

DNS stamps follow the URL format so they kind of already support passing basic authentication using the standard approach:
sdns://user:password@stamp

We're planning to implement support for this in AdGuard products in the future and I wanted to ask what do you think about it? Would you like to add support for it to dnscrypt-proxy?

Hi @jedisct1,

Recently I tried to generate some DNS stamps for certain DNS-over-TLS services using the Online DNS Stamp calculator on the website, for example, RethinkDNS(hostname: max.rethinkdns.com), but when I put the stamp in DNSCrypt proxy config(dnscrypt-proxy.toml) like this:

  [static.'rethinkdns']                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
  stamp = 'sdns://AwAAAAAAAAAAAAASbWF4LnJldGhpbmtkbnMuY29t'

or this:

  [static.'rethinkdns']                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
  stamp = 'sdns://AwAAAAAAAAAADjIxMy4xODguMjE4Ljg1ABJtYXgucmV0aGlua2Rucy5jb20' 

A fatal error just came up:

[2022-01-31 16:13:29] [FATAL] Stamp error for the static [rethinkdns] definition: [Unsupported stamp version or protocol]

The version of DNSCrypt proxy is the latest v2.1.1, do you have any idea or suggestions on what might be wrong Thanks a lot!

Listing DoH as "DNS over HTTP" could lead people to believe it's using unencrypted HTTP instead of HTTPS. I found the source of the error. It is in components/DNSStamp.vue.

Hi, is there a SVG version of DNSCrypt logo? I would like it for prism-break/prism-break#2003.

Add sorting by country in DNS list for easy looking nearest servers.

Suggestions for https://dnscrypt.info/public-servers:

• Explain where the list data comes from. How can one add a server?
• Show server addresses (otherwise the list is quite useless).
• Add tooltips to symbols (the block symbol isn't explained anywhere).
• Make URLs in descriptions clickable.
• Make the table properly responsive (instead of simply hiding columns when the browser is too narrow).