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You can probably still do that by having a local proxy and communicate with it via good old HTTP/1.1 and let TLS and HTTP 2 and 3 be handled by the proxy.
by brabel 3y ago
You can probably still do that by having a local proxy and communicate with it via good old HTTP/1.1 and let TLS and HTTP 2 and 3 be handled by the proxy.
- jsn 3y agoYou can just `openssl s_client en.wikipedia.org:443`.