github.com/Carcraftz/TLS-Fingerprint-API

TLS-Fingerprint-API

A server that proxies requests and uses my fork of cclient & fhttp (fork of net/http) to prevent your requests from being fingerprinted. Built on open source software, this repo is a simple yet effective solution to companies violating your privacy. It uses cclient to spoof tls fingerprints, and fhttp to enable mimicry of chrome http/2 connection settings, header order, pseudo header order, and enable push.

Support

I decided to make this after being tired of similar software being gatekept. If you like my work, any support would be greatly appreciated ❤️ https://paypal.me/carcraftz

How to use:

Note: If you're using this in a language other than go, then use this repo. But if you're using this in go, I would reccomend using my fork of cclient instead (https://github.com/Carcraftz/cclient), which lets you access the request library directly instead of deploying a HTTP server on the localhost. The only difference is it doesn't set header order for you, you have to specify the header order yourself in the request.

Deploy this server somewhere. Localhost is preferrable to reduce latency. The go source code is given if you want to build it yourself on any platform (windows, macos, linux). I will also be attaching a prebuilt windows exe if you don't want to build it yourself

Modify your code to make requests to the server INSTEAD of the endpoint you want to request. Ex: If running on localhost, make requests to http://127.0.0.1:8082. Make sure to also remove any code that uses a proxy in the request.

Add the request header "poptls-url", and set it equal to the endpoint you want to request. For example, if you want to request https://httpbin.org/get, you would add the header "poptls-url" = "https://httpbin.org/get"

Optional: Add the request header "poptls-proxy" and set it equal to the URL for the proxy you want to use (format: http://user:pass@host:port or http://host:port). This will make the server use your proxy for the request.

Optional: Add the request header "poptls-allowredirect" and set it to true or false to enable/disable redirects. Redirects are enabled by default.

Optional: Add the request header "poptls-timeout" and set it to an integer (in seconds) to specify the max timeout to wait for a request.

Run on a different Port:

By default the program runs on port 8082. You can specify another port by passing a flag --port=PORTNUM

Examples:

Node.js

To call this in node.js, lets say with node-fetch, you could do

fetch("http://localhost:8082",{
headers:{
"poptls-url":"https://httpbin.org/get",
"poptls-proxy":"https://user:pass@ip:port", //optional
"poptls-allowredirect:"true" //optional (TRUE by default)
}
})```