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For macOS and iOS, you can create a profile to configure which DNS server you want to use at all times (including across different Wi-Fi networks and mobile data). See:

https://doh.lvv.me/

That’s what I’ve been using for years and never had any issues with public hotspots.

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I want the DNS to resolve the captive portal when it needs too.

I think if I force the dns this way, the public dns won’t resolve the captive portal.

When the internet is cut, it needs to use the network’s dns to resolve the captive portal domain (whatever that is)

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