OhMyECH - ECH Indicator av 27justin
Add a visual indication whether a site uses ECH (Encrypted-Client-Hello), or not, to the address bar.
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This extension adds an icon to Firefox’s address bar which indicates whether this page used Encrypted-Client-Hello (ECH) or not.
ECH is a extension to TLSv1.3 which encrypts the TLS Client-Hello. Before ECH any middle-man between your PC and the server was able to read out the SNI (Server-Name-Indication), i.e. the domain you were visiting.
The extension displays a green/red-lock to the right side of your address bar, similar to the HTTP(S) lock.
The source code for this extension is available at https://github.com/27justin/ohmyech
ECH is a extension to TLSv1.3 which encrypts the TLS Client-Hello. Before ECH any middle-man between your PC and the server was able to read out the SNI (Server-Name-Indication), i.e. the domain you were visiting.
The extension displays a green/red-lock to the right side of your address bar, similar to the HTTP(S) lock.
The source code for this extension is available at https://github.com/27justin/ohmyech
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- Åtkomst till webbläsarens flikar
- Åtkomst till webbläsarens aktivitet under navigering
- Åtkomst till dina data för alla webbplatser
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- 1.1
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- 40,47 kB
- Senast uppdaterad
- för ett år sedan (30 jun 2024)
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Versionsfakta för 1.1
* Added two new indicators for ECH state, orange and blue
Blue: when a page is initially loaded with ECH, but subsequent requests (images, AJAX, etc.) weren't, the lock will change colour to blue.
Orange: when a page isn't loaded with ECH, but a subsequent fetch used ECH.
Blue: when a page is initially loaded with ECH, but subsequent requests (images, AJAX, etc.) weren't, the lock will change colour to blue.
Orange: when a page isn't loaded with ECH, but a subsequent fetch used ECH.