Is anyone else hyped about the possibility of tunneling traffic over QUIC?
Public networks in coffee shops and libraries that block outbound SSH and outbound Wireguard are the bane of my existence when I am traveling and I try to get some god damn work done.
With HTTP/3 most public networks in coffee shops, libraries etc are eventually going to allow QUIC. This means UDP tunnels masquerading as QUIC traffic, as well as tunneling over QUIC itself, is probably going to work. Eventually.
Public networks in coffee shops and libraries that block outbound SSH and outbound Wireguard are the bane of my existence when I am traveling and I try to get some god damn work done.
With HTTP/3 most public networks in coffee shops, libraries etc are eventually going to allow QUIC. This means UDP tunnels masquerading as QUIC traffic, as well as tunneling over QUIC itself, is probably going to work. Eventually.
I am cautiously optimistic :)