Add TLS extensions sorting feature - fixing randomized TLS fingerprints #49
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Hi Fooinha,
To solve the problem of tls extensions randomization introduced in recent versions of Chrome and to keep the effectiveness of fingerprinting with these browsers, I added the ability to enable TLS extensions sorting in the fingerprint string, this breaks JA3 specification (they do not offer any solution at this time) and of course it changes fingerprints previously computed for a specific client, but it fixes fingerprint randomization.
Feel free to merge, modify or discard this request.
Regards