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@amircybersec Something like outline doesn't work at all (regardless of being objective or subjective) just like how openvpn or wireguard doesn't and perhaps to some extent naiveproxy & shadowsocks. Have...

@amircybersec I don't remember saying implementation of Shadowsocks in different applications makes any difference. What I meant was Shadowsocks protocol itself compare to TLS based proxies, such as Vless +...

@usefss Let's assume the worst, and consider a scenario where they are using active probes, something similar to China's. Now, do you think in "theory", there is any method better...

@legitYosal > @arandomgstring Yep that concludes it, but it will be never a bad idea to collect knowledge and data from what is unknown, Collecting data is always a good...

@kyumath > so you should block all ips except your client ips That's impractical to say the least, because clients' IPs are dynamic, they change at random times. We cannot...

@kyumath Interesting. In that case, the whole process can be automated (i.e user doesn't have to click on a link, a simple code does that for them, every time they...

@linehman Use MUX and set concurrency to 1 and tell me the results. I am fairly confident that you receive "failed to dial Websocket error" no? "Timeout and io" errors...

@free-the-internet Can you ping the domain of your server to see if it's blocked on IP level or not? 1. Either you get bogon IP for your domain, which is...

@free-the-internet OK. That means you are not blocked at IP level at least. However, without seeing packets it's quite hard to deduce the real cause of problem. Turn on mux,...

@free-the-internet I think you have given me the most valuable piece of information, that I didn't pay attention to it. > I should mention that my VMess + TLS +...