This project is a fork of v2ray, with tls module replaced by utls in order to simulate the fingerprint of popular web browsers.
Note: NO WARRANT FOR ANY KIND OF USAGE. DO NOT FILE ANY ISSUE. MAY NOT UPDATE ANYMORE.
- Install Go
git clone https://github.com/emc2314/v2ray-core.gitcd v2ray-corego get github.com/emc2314/websocket@mastermkdir buildgo build -o build\wv2ray.exe -ldflags "-H windowsgui -s -w -X v2ray.com/core.codename=utls -X v2ray.com/core.build=emc2314 -X v2ray.com/core.version=4.22.1" .\main\
Note: Use ONLY on client.
Replace wv2ray.exe in your V2rayN (or any other GUI client) folder.
For those who use websocket+tls together with an http2 capable server (e.g. cloudflare cdn/caddy/nginx with http2), append "/h2" to your websocket path for client side configuration. For example, if your websocket path is /ray, replace it with /ray/h2. No need to change your server configuration.
For tls in v2ray and ws+tls, Chrome 72 ClientHello is used.
However, this fingerprint has http/2 as well as http/1.1 in ALPN. If the server supports http/2, they will negotiate the protocol as http/2, which has not been supoorted by the go websocket yet.
So, if you append "/h2" to your path, v2ray will notice (and remove the trailing "/h2") and use another popular fingerprint which has no http/2 in ALPN extention.
For v2ray part of code: The MIT License (MIT)
For my part of code: DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE