Hi @666asd, I'm afraid that's not supported. PRs welcome if you're interested - this is definitely possible, but it might be quite a lot of work and it's not something I need personally so I'm unlikely to implement this myself.
It depends on your use case, but if you're using an intercepting mitm proxy like HTTP Toolkit, you may be able to use TLS passthrough options and similar as an alternative (to define hostnames within the proxy whose traffic is forwarded untouched, as if it was sent directly).
Hi @666asd, I'm afraid that's not supported. PRs welcome if you're interested - this is definitely possible, but it might be quite a lot of work and it's not something I need personally so I'm unlikely to implement this myself.
It depends on your use case, but if you're using an intercepting mitm proxy like HTTP Toolkit, you may be able to use TLS passthrough options and similar as an alternative (to define hostnames within the proxy whose traffic is forwarded untouched, as if it was sent directly).