CyrusTheG

never mind,found my answer

I could be wrong,but from my undrestanding,quic protocol itself does not care about undrelying udp socket,it recognizes each quic connection with a unique connectionID ,maybe(a BIG maybe) we could do...

> The key question here IMO is how GFW tracks state for QUIC connections. If reusing a source port after a short period of time can skip the new connection...

> Even that requires some basic state tracking. How do they determine which is the "first packet"? With TCP it is easy because the initial handshake packets have the SYN...

just curios,has anyone in china tried tcp fragment for doh?cf doh has been blocked for a long time in my country but tcp fragment can bypass that easily,in xray core...

> My first guess at the reason for injecting valid IP addresses would be that it's an attempt by the censor to overcome anti-censorship defenses that know to ignore DNS...

> The basic idea is pretty simple: instead of routing all traffic through a proxy (which creates obvious traffic patterns), I'm only hiding the SNI part of the handshake. After...

most if not all datacenters in iran do not have gfw(at least not the same as normal isp),people use them as a relay for their traffic since they have less...

> In Xray-core, the implementation is to use TLS inbound by dokodemo-door (or the request itself is DoH h2c), **then outbound by freedom with uTLS Chrome fingerprint, custom SNI and...

> [@firewallPass](https://github.com/firewallPass)If you need a real Chrome TLS Client Hello, another way is to use [Browser Dialer](https://xtls.github.io/config/features/browser_dialer.html) I have used browser dialer before for both websocket and splithttp a few...