A browser that forgets its DNS

You want to read sources for a sensitive piece without the queries showing up in your home network logs, your ISP's resolver, or your workplace's outbound traffic.

You start a Hoody Browser instance. By default it ships with DNS-over-HTTPS pointed at Cloudflare's resolver, QUIC enabled, the iframe URL ready. You open the iframe URL on your laptop and browse from a Chromium that resolves names in encrypted UDP packets, exits from a container on a bare metal box you rent, and lives in its own filesystem with nothing else's cookies in it.

When you're done, you /shutdown the instance. The container's disk gets released. The history endpoint, if you cared, is DELETE /history.