1. A method for domain resolution suppression, the method comprising: receiving, by a first server from a client device, a first content request including a first domain name; resolving, by the first server, the first domain name to a first routable internet protocol (IP) address; retrieving, by the first server, content referenced by the first content request from a second server corresponding to the first routable IP address; returning, by the first server to the client device, both the content referenced by the first content request and the first routable IP address; receiving, by the client device, both the content referenced by the first content request and the first routable IP address; and storing, by the client device, the first routable IP address and the first domain name in a data table; detecting, by the client device, a second content request from the application, the second content request including the first domain name; in response to detecting the second content request from the application, retrieving, by the client device, the first routable IP address from the data table; and transmitting, by the client device, the second content request including the first routable IP address to one of the first server and a second server corresponding to the first routable IP address; wherein the method further comprises: intercepting, from an application executing on the client device by a module executing on the client device, an original content request including a pseudo IP address; generating the first content request including a domain name associated with the pseudo IP address; and transmitting, by the computing device, the first content request to the first server.