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I guess you mean to say, every HTTP request that is sent to the corporate proxy should have a fingerprint of the browser and it should be matched everytime the proxy forwards the request.
No browser supports that feature yet and for a good reason bcoz it doesn't make sense. One can add the browser's fingerprint in the tunneling client request and fool the proxy.
The fact that I have been using successfully without alarming any device is the proof that HTTP tunneling is one of the fact best ways to bypass the filtering proxies.
Received on May 05 2008