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Example: HTTP/1.1 High-Throughput Mode
This example demonstrates HTTP/1.1 mode for maximum throughput. HTTP/1.1 allows multiple parallel TCP connections per host, which can provide higher throughput than HTTP/2's single multiplexed connection.
Trade-offs vs HTTP/2: - Higher throughput potential (multiple connections) - Less fingerprint control (no HTTP/2 SETTINGS, pseudo-headers) - Still has TLS fingerprinting (JA3/JA4) - Header ordering is preserved
Use HTTP/1.1 when: - Maximum throughput is more important than fingerprint precision - Target server has connection limits that favor multiple connections - You need to avoid HTTP/2-specific fingerprinting
Run: go run ./examples/http1
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