* Change the default HTTP/2 settings sent by Curl to match the ones that
Chrome sends. They appear in the SETTINGS message in the beginning of
the HTTP/2 handshake, which can be seen only after decrypting the TLS
traffic.
* Change the order of the HTTP/2 pseudo-headers ":authority", ":scheme"
and ":path" in the HEADERS message. Curl sent them in a different order
than Chrome.
* Enable TLS extension 35 (session_ticket) which Curl turned off.
* Set the signature algorithms to match Chrome's.
* Fix the headers to exactly match Chrome.
It seems that the Client Hello message is now identical to Chrome.
However, it is still getting rejected.
* Headers and ciphers are aligned to Chrome 98 (Windows, non-incognito)
* GREASE enabled because chrome uses it as well
* TLS extensions 27, 5, 18 enabled.
lwthiker