In Sri lanka the internet cost is very high and people looks into ways to bypass captive portals. In recent cases we found that the first UDP packet less that 1400 bytes always sent to the server even when the data package is fully expired. Some proprietary protocols such as http customs UDPs proprietry UDP protocol utilize this (https://github.com/http-custom/udp-custom). They all work by sending UDP requests for each new connection to a sequence of ports such as 6000-60000 . first request goes to port 6001 , then 6002 , etc. Even though speed is mostly around 1mbps and latency is very bad this actually works. If we could have a feature where instead of 5s hop interval , New hop for each new connection , it would bypass the captive portal and give free internet access for people in my country.
In Sri lanka the internet cost is very high and people looks into ways to bypass captive portals. In recent cases we found that the first UDP packet less that 1400 bytes always sent to the server even when the data package is fully expired. Some proprietary protocols such as http customs UDPs proprietry UDP protocol utilize this (https://github.com/http-custom/udp-custom). They all work by sending UDP requests for each new connection to a sequence of ports such as 6000-60000 . first request goes to port 6001 , then 6002 , etc. Even though speed is mostly around 1mbps and latency is very bad this actually works. If we could have a feature where instead of 5s hop interval , New hop for each new connection , it would bypass the captive portal and give free internet access for people in my country.