Vladimir Vissoultchev

> so I should change for this? : `.Open_ "POST", Url, True` Yes, this is the same model as in WinHttpRequest. The result is available in `OnResponseFinished` event but first...

> I would appreciate any insights or suggestions on how to correctly send a file over form data in VB6 using cHTTPRequest. It's the same way when using WinHttpRequest. You...

No, TLSv1 is not supported by mdTlsThunks because TLSv1 is a completely different protocol with different internals basically everything. Initially mdTlsThunks was a TLS 1.3 only implementation which got 1.2...

> Is Windows XP SP3 not TLS 1.0 aware? Stock XP SP3 by default supports server-side TLS 1.0 but the list of supported ciphersuites is limited so your embedded client...

Yes, for some reason TLS 1.2 is not working with non-system (incl. self-signed) certificates. If you import the server certificate into Personal certificate store (using `certmgr.msc`) and use a valid...

Do you currently use `Winsock` conrol to send/read mails using pop3 and smtp? There is a [`ctxWinsock`](https://github.com/wqweto/VbAsyncSocket/blob/master/contrib/ctxWinsock.ctl) replacement control under `Contrib` directory of the repo which has the same properties,...

> So I have to rewrite the methods and event interface? Another option is to implement a CSocketMaster replacement class which uses `cTlsSocket` class internally the way `ctxWinsock` is implemented...

Btw, I can only find V1.3 of CSocketMaster [here](https://github.com/woshikid/vb-utils/blob/master/CSocketMaster13/CSocketMaster/Sample%203%20-%20Winsock%20Control%20Clone/CSocketMaster.cls). Will try make a replacement class based on this version soon. The properties/methods look very much like `Winsock` control ones.

There is a new [`cTlsRemaster.cls`](https://github.com/wqweto/VbAsyncSocket/blob/master/contrib/cTlsRemaster.cls) addition just landed to contrib directory which is a CSocketMaster replacement class which keeps the signature of properties, methods and events the same as original....

> Why not recommended? Because GUI has nothing to do with networking per se. Using invisible controls on forms is a late century "invention" which was amusing and cool when...