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WinDivert should remove itself from the network stack as soon as the handle is closed (including if the application closes). To verify you can run `netsh wfp show filters` from...

"inbound and outbound" is equivalent to "false" (i.e. nothing matches) "inbound or outbound" is equivalent to "true" (i.e. everything matches) In fact, "inbound" is just another way of writing "not...

This was also reported in #2. The problem is that ReQrypt uses some `gcc` extensions that are not supported by `clang` (and in MacOSX `gcc` is just a symlink to...

This error I am not too sure about. Google suggests that many regular (non-ReQrypt) users are also getting this error recently, and may be some side-effect of recent TLS upgrades....

I will need to test it on the latest Windows. I'll get back in a day or so. If the problem is WinDivert then this is the first report I...

I think 1) would most likely be a temporary network issue. If the behavior is consistent, then send me more info such as ReQrypt version and OS version. For 2)...

Do you know if it is the web server that is disconnecting, or something local like the local NAT? Do other sites work or do you also get a RST?...

The connection is timing out for some reason? Maybe the RST is not originating from the server, but from the router or ISP for some reason. Perhaps try without router,...

It might be possible to build and run ReQrypt on MacOSX again. Although, I do not have access to a Mac so cannot test. It seems to work for BSD....

From memory you need to enable the firewall under *Security and Privacy* in *System Settings*.