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@@ -23,3 +23,26 @@ Same as "Serverless for Iran" but use "DoH h2c + domain fronting" for DNS and Mi
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**Requires a self-signed-certificate: You can create it using "./xray tls cert -ca -file=mycert" command.**
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**Requires a self-signed-certificate: You can create it using "./xray tls cert -ca -file=mycert" command.**
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**Also, the certificate must be imported into "Trusted-Root-Certification-Authorities" of system/browser.**
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**Also, the certificate must be imported into "Trusted-Root-Certification-Authorities" of system/browser.**
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+## How to import the certificate into the system/browser:
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+**Windows**:
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+ * System:
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+ Right click on the certificate -> Install certificate -> Local machine -> Place all certificates in the following store -> Select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities"
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+ * Browser(Chrome):
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+ Settings -> Privacy and security -> Security -> Manage certificates -> Manage imported certificates from Windows -> Trusted Root Certification Authorities -> Import -> Select the certificate file -> Place all certificates in the following store -> Select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities"
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+**Android**:
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+ * Chromium based browsers and Apps that support user-certificates:
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+ Setting -> Security and privacy -> More security settings -> Install from device storage -> CA Certificate -> Install anyway -> Select the Certificate file on your storage.
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+ * Firefox:
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+ Run the firefox browser -> Settings -> About Firefox -> Tap the Firefox logo five times -> Navigate to Settings -> Secret Settings -> Toggle "Use third party CA certificates"
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