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What we will see on the server side? #44

Open NoamRotter opened 7 months ago

NoamRotter commented 7 months ago

Hi, For the traffic that will go through the proxy servers, Do we expect to see any other changes/additions in the HTTP request/response headers? Or, all the headers will stay intact but only the IP will be of the proxy?

Thanks.

DavidSchinazi commented 7 months ago

That's right, the IP will change but we do not expect any changes to HTTP headers.

emergencynap commented 7 months ago

Will the TLS fingerprint change? Reason I ask is because many bot prevention sites use JA3 fingerprinting based on TLS to detect if a user is a bot and present a captcha.

DavidSchinazi commented 7 months ago

TLS is still performed end-to-end between Chrome and the website, and IP Protection won't impact TLS. In particular, IP Protection won't change the TLS client hello, and therefore not the JA3 fingerprint either.

NoamRotter commented 7 months ago

Thank you!