S-S-R supports obfuscation, which means disguising data packets as a specified type of packet to bypass the ISP’s QoS and interference from the wall. If the “obfuscation parameter” is left blank, it will use packets from the website on that server. However, websites you build yourself are not on the ISP’s whitelist, so during peak hours they may be subject to QoS. The specific symptom is that webpages opened through S-S-R respond very slowly, requiring a long wait or several refreshes before they load. Therefore, it is necessary to change it to a parameter that will not be affected by QoS. This parameter was actually mentioned on breakwa11’s original website, but after breakwa11 removed the S-S-R content, this part may be hard to find.
The two obfuscation methods I commonly use are http_simple and tls1.2_ticket_auth. Their parameters can be set as follows:
http_simple:
-
www.baidu.com#User-Agent: 123nAccept:
text/htmlnConnection:
keep-alive
tls1.2_ticket_auth:
- cloudflare.com,www.baidu.com,www.youku.com
- #A comma means one of several websites will be chosen at random; you can also fill in just one of them
After setting the obfuscation parameter, websites open almost instantly.