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VLESS gRPC: config and when to fall back to it

gRPC isn't the primary channel — it's a hidden fallback for when the main TCP-Reality starts getting fingerprinted. VLESS on the inside, Reality masquerade on the outside, transport is HTTP/2 multiplexing. Below is a working config, a selfsteal add-on, and an honest note that gRPC is already deprecated. Enter your data in the builder above.

Why gRPC when there's Reality and XHTTP

Honestly: I don't run it as a primary transport, and I don't advise you to either. But gRPC has a role — a hidden fallback of a different "kind". Traffic goes as ordinary gRPC calls over HTTP/2 (multiplexing — several streams in one connection), VLESS on the inside, and on the outside the same Reality masquerade as someone else's TLS 1.3. If a client starts getting the TCP-Reality pattern specifically throttled, gRPC is a different transport profile that may not get caught by the …

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