azuretls-client

An easy-to-use HTTP client to spoof TLS/JA3, HTTP2 and HTTP3 fingerprint

Not yet testedsource: GitHubGoMITcommit 756acc9409a4

Go, MIT licensed. The project labels itself: golang, http, http client, http2, http3, http3 client, ja3 and ja3 fingerprint.

azuretls-client has not been verified yet.

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recorded runs
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last tested
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stars
470
forks
66
open issues
33
watchers
9
size
1 MB
created
last push

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Topics (from GitHub)

golanghttphttp-clienthttp2http3http3-clientja3ja3-fingerprintssl-pinningtlstls-client

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Does azuretls-client run?
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