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Re:iOS 17 automatically removes tracking parameters from lin... by edgineer on Thursday June 08, 2023 @02:43PM (#36246629)
Not saying it's practical but you could add your own CA on each client device and the router MitMs.

Or, e.g. you can set a flag when building Firefox that will store the secrets necessary to decrypt those packets, and the client sends the secrets to the router which sniffs and decrypts on the fly.

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Re:iOS 17 automatically removes tracking parameters from lin... by dwaite on Friday June 09, 2023 @05:09AM (#36255223)
You can, but these sorts of setups have historically been bad about evaluating the upstream certicate/CA chain for validity, and for things like proper certificate transparency.

This might be something a web extension could do, though.

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