Sergey Frolov

But does it (re-)compress, when the data was compressed/header was written already? Seems to me like it does (re-)compress, but perhaps shouldn't in either of those cases?

@hacker1024 This is a known (to developers) limitation and it has to do how Caddy matches requests to websites. While forwardproxying, the only place where website name shows up is...

Interesting. HTTP/2 proxy is supposed to be indifferent to target protocol, be it ws, wss, as the client is expected to just send standard CONNECT in both cases and then...

I believe adding `log {request} {response}` to Caddyfile should do the trick

Thanks, that's a very good report! So, client with both ws and wss just sends CONNECT and receives 200 (success) response, indicating successful establishment of connection between client and ws/wss...

@angristan I'd like to eventually get to this, but haven't been able to find the time yet. I tried to reproduce it again, and it seems that speedtest.net no longer...

`ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED` seems to be chromium bug https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=684681

> it seems there is a sever delay, sometimes the timelines will scroll sometimes they won't Do you still see delays when you visit mastodon via forwardproxy using Firefox? I...

Back when we were working on [The use of TLS in Censorship Circumvention](https://www.ndss-symposium.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/ndss2019_03B-2-1_Frolov_paper.pdf) paper, we found some issues in TLS ClientHello messages, generated by Signal client. You can find more...

It is true that we probably are not the first to think of hiding the proxies behind popular applications. Out of those popular applications, the web servers seem to be...