Caching DNS proxy for Linux with ability to change TTL?

Question

Domain Name System

Situation: there is a laptop with Ubuntu and unstable 3G Internet, sometimes degrading to disgusting GPRS. I would like to sweeten my life a little by caching DNS queries. And caching for a long time, increasing the TTL ten times, for example.
Actually the question is: who can do it? I have been looking for such an opportunity in the wonderful dnsmasq for a long time, but apparently not fate.
PS Maybe I don't want that at all, and there are better solutions?
PPS I am aware of a separate cache in browsers. I use not only the browser.

Answer 1

Your system already comes with a dns caching service called nscd which is part of glibc. It will easily rewrite TTL to the one you need.

Answer 2

How do you like polipo? Small and lots of settings.

Answer 3

Why has no one specified pdnsd?

Answer 4

You don't have to do this. Cache http.