doc: show how to use the experimental tls factory#20
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This commit adds a new example showing how one can use the experimental TLSClientFactory function to create an uTLS connection when using a SOCKS5 (or other) proxy. Users have requested this functionality. The example seems to work for me. Compare: ``` sbs@localhost:~$ go run . -utls | jq -r .ja3_hash 0ffee3ba8e615ad22535e7f771690a28 ``` to: ``` sbs@localhost:~$ go run . | jq -r .ja3_hash 3fed133de60c35724739b913924b6c24 ``` Once users have confirmed this code works as intended, I'll update the README to advert this functionality.
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Interestingly, I didn't see this on macOS but now I see it on my Linux system (where I just tested with `-race`).
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This commit adds a new example showing how one can use the
experimental TLSClientFactory function to create an uTLS
connection when using a SOCKS5 (or other) proxy.
Users have requested this functionality.
The new example seems to work for me.
Compare:
to:
Once users have confirmed this code works as intended, I'll
update the README to advert this functionality.