SSH Proxy Need to bypass port 443 (UDP) for HTTP/3

General
1

Hello,
since now HTTP/3 is the new standard, it required the browser to connect to port 443 (UDP) to make it work.
I wonder if you can add it into the current SSH Proxy?

2

Hi Sauronx, We have no plan to make update on SSH Proxy in the foreseeable future.

Yang

3

Firstly, SSH is TCP based while UDP compromises security and it's a connection-less protocol.

Solution:
I found a work around on both Mac and Windows. For mac, you can buy SURGE MAC and add a udp-not-supported-policy = reject in the General Section. It blocks all (system wide) UDP traffics including QUIC/HTTP3 which is UDP based while listening to CoreTunnel as the server via 127.0.0.1:desiredport in the Proxy Section.
On Windows, get a ProxyCap license, create a rule that blocks UDP (all programs) then create another rule that proxies TCP listening to CoreTunnel as the server via 127.0.0.1:desiredport since SSH is TCP based.