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v1.4.6

24 Mar 11:15
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v1.4.5

17 Mar 15:11
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v1.4.4

13 Mar 16:45
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v1.4.3

04 Jul 17:07
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v1.4.2

31 Mar 11:40
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v1.4.1

07 Feb 13:25
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v1.4.0

04 Feb 20:58
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v1.3.0

23 Sep 19:11
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Added

  • Added an option to use Post-Quantum secure algorithms for establishing TLS
    connections. This option is hidden under a new --experiment flag that is
    described in README.md. (#15)

Fixed

  • Fixed an issue with --http2 not being able to work together with --ech. In
    addition to that there's also one more change: gocurl by default will send
    both h2 and http/1.1 in TLS ALPN extension and use the protocol selected
    by the server. (#14)

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v1.2.0

22 Sep 11:26
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  • Added --dns-servers command-line argument support. Besides regular DNS,
    gocurl also supports encrypted DNS, see examples in README.md to learn
    more. (#6)

Fixed

  • TLS state is now printed to the output for ECH-enabled connections. In
    addition to that, much more TLS-related information is printed to the output
    including information about TLS certificates. (#8)

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v1.1.0

21 Sep 15:33
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Added

  • gocurl now supports Encrypted Client Hello. Added --ech and --echconfig
    command-line arguments, see examples in README.md to learn more. (#3)

  • Added --resolve command-line argument support. It works similarly to the one
    in curl with one important difference: gocurl ignores port there and
    simply returns specified IP addresses for the host. (#5)

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See CHANGELOG.md for the list of changes.