Set a UA and any headers and/or cookies with regular cURL compiled with HTTP/3. This can be done with wrapper scripts very easily. 99.999% of problems solved with no special magic buried in an unclean fork.

You should really read the "Why" section of the README before jumping to conclusions:

``` some web services use the TLS and HTTP handshakes to fingerprint which client is accessing them, and then present different content for different clients. These methods are known as TLS fingerprinting and HTTP/2 fingerprinting respectively. Their widespread use has led to the web becoming less open, less private and much more restrictive towards specific web clients

With the modified curl in this repository, the TLS and HTTP handshakes look exactly like those of a real browser. ```

For example, this will get you past Cloudflare's bot detection.

The README indicates that this fork is compiled with nss (from Firefox) and BoringSSL (from Chromium) to resist fingerprinting based on the TLS lib. CLI flags won't do that.

That doesn't solve the problem of TLS handshake fingerprinting, which is the whole point of this project.

That’s not the point of this fork.

And “unclean fork” is such an unnecessary and unprofessional comment.

There’s an entire industry of stealth browser technologies out there that this falls under.