tls-client-python

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CFFI-based, high-performance Python binding for tls-client — drop-in compatible with requests and Python-Tls-Client.

What is TLS Fingerprinting?

Some people think it is enough to change the user-agent header of a request to let the server think that the client requesting a resource is a specific browser. Nowadays this is not enough, because the server might use a technique to detect the client browser which is called TLS Fingerprinting.

For a deep dive, see this excellent article on TLS fingerprinting.

✨ Features

Category Details
🔐 TLS Fingerprinting Impersonate Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Brave, Opera, OkHttp & more
🌐 Protocol Support HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 (h2), HTTP/3 (QUIC) with automatic negotiation
⚡ Protocol Racing Chrome-style Happy Eyeballs for HTTP/2 vs HTTP/3
📋 Header Ordering Control the exact order of HTTP headers per request
🔒 Certificate Pinning Pin server certificates for enhanced security
🍪 Cookie Jar Built-in cookie handling with customisable jar
🚇 Proxy Support HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies with CONNECT auth
🔀 Redirect Control Choose whether to follow redirects per request
📊 Bandwidth Tracking Monitor upload/download bytes in real time
🔄 sync/Async Session + AsyncSession
🛡️ Panic-proof All Go panics caught and surfaced as Python exceptions
⚙️ Custom TLS Full 26-field custom TLS client configuration
🔬 Chrome 99–153 Captures Byte-exact profiles for every Chrome major 99…153, recovered from live handshakes
🎲 Per-Handshake Extension Shuffle Chromium's unseeded extension rotation, with GREASE/padding/PSK pinned (ABI 3)
🧭 Destination-Aware Header Order Header order selected by Sec-Fetch-Dest — navigation vs sub-resource (ABI 3)
🌐 Deep TCP Fingerprint DF bit, TOS, Nagle, window clamp and IP-ID mode (ABI 3)
🎯 Fingerprint Presets Coherent per-OS bundles: identifier + headers + header order + TCP fingerprint (tls_client.fingerprints)
🧭 Request Contexts Browser-coherent Sec-Fetch-*, Client Hints and RFC 9218 Priority headers (RequestContext)
🔏 Trust Anchors / ECH Chrome 152 0xCA34 trust anchors and automatic ECH config resolution over DoH
🪶 Full-fidelity build A single full build (QUIC/HTTP-3 + the complete profile catalogue)

macOS TCP fingerprinting: macOS derives TCP MSS during connect and rejects TCP_MAXSEG in the pre-connect socket hook. The MSS hint is therefore skipped on macOS; TTL, receive-window tuning, and TLS/HTTP fingerprints remain active. This avoids MSS(1460): invalid argument on macOS 26 and earlier.

📦 Installation

pip install tls-client-python

Pre-compiled binaries are included for 12 platforms (plus a macOS universal2 wheel) — no Go toolchain required.

Requirements: Python 3.6+

🚀 Quick Start

from tls_client import Session

# Create a session with Chrome 146 fingerprint
session = Session(client_identifier="chrome_146", verify=False)

# GET request
resp = session.get("https://tls.browserleaks.com/json")
print(resp.status_code)
print(resp.text)

# POST request
resp = session.post("https://tools.scrapfly.io/api/fp/ja3")
data = resp.json()
print(resp.status_code)
print(data)


# Context Manager
with Session(client_identifier="firefox_148") as session:
    resp = session.get("https://tls.browserleaks.com/json")
    print(resp.status_code)
    print(resp.text)


# Async Usage
import asyncio
from tls_client import AsyncSession

async def main():
    async with AsyncSession(client_identifier="firefox_148") as s:
        resp = await s.get("https://tls.browserleaks.com/json")
        print(resp.status_code)
        print(resp.json())

asyncio.run(main())

Requests-compatible API

The synchronous API implements Requests-style request preparation, session state, redirects, cookies, hooks, exceptions, and response objects without depending on the Requests package. Network transport remains the native tls-client engine:

import tls_client

response = tls_client.get(
    "https://example.com/api",
    params={"page": 1},
    headers={"Accept": "application/json"},
    timeout=(3.05, 30),
)
response.raise_for_status()
print(response.json())

with tls_client.Session(client_identifier="chrome_146") as session:
    session.headers.update({"Authorization": "Bearer token"})
    response = session.post(
        "https://example.com/upload",
        files={"file": ("data.txt", b"payload")},
        hooks={"response": lambda r, *args, **kwargs: r},
    )

Request, PreparedRequest, Response, exceptions, codes, cookies, auth, adapters, structures, and all top-level HTTP helpers follow the commonly used Requests API. The previous low-level objects remain available as NativeSession, NativeResponse, and TLSRequest. stream=True exposes the normal Requests iteration API, but the current native ABI buffers the response before Python receives it. A string verify value enables verification with system roots; passing a custom CA bundle through the C ABI is not yet supported.

🖥️ Supported Platforms

Pre-compiled native libraries are bundled for these platforms:

OS Architecture Binary
Windows x86-64 tls-client-windows-amd64.dll
Windows x86 (32-bit) tls-client-windows-386.dll
Windows ARM64 tls-client-windows-arm64.dll
macOS x86-64 tls-client-darwin-amd64.dylib
macOS ARM64 (Apple Silicon) tls-client-darwin-arm64.dylib
macOS Universal (both) one universal2 wheel, both binaries
Linux x86-64 (glibc) tls-client-linux-amd64.so
Linux x86 (32-bit, glibc) tls-client-linux-386.so
Linux ARM64 tls-client-linux-arm64.so
Linux ARMv7 tls-client-linux-arm.so
Linux x86-64 (musl) tls-client-linux-amd64-musl.so
Linux ARM64 (musl) tls-client-linux-arm64-musl.so
Linux ARMv7 (musl) tls-client-linux-arm-musl.so

The correct binary is automatically selected at runtime. Override via TLS_CLIENT_LIB environment variable.

🎭 Supported Browser Profiles

The complete, runtime-validated list is exported as tls_client.SUPPORTED_CLIENT_IDENTIFIERS. It is also used for IDE/type checking through ClientIdentifiers.

🌐 Chrome — 79 Profiles (captured 99–153 + hand-written)

The full Chrome range 99 through 153 is available, recovered from live handshakes rather than hand-transcribed. Every major ships as both chrome_<major> and chrome_<major>_PSK:

Identifier Notes
chrome_99 — chrome_153 Byte-exact captures, every major 99…153
chrome_99_PSK — chrome_153_PSK Same, with PSK key exchange

The captures pin the real per-version cipher list, extension order, supported groups, signature algorithms, JA3/JA4 and HTTP/2 Akamai fingerprint — so chrome_111, chrome_121, chrome_137 etc. reproduce the wire bytes of that exact release, including the per-milestone extension-order reshuffles.

Hand-written profiles with PSK / Post-Quantum / trust-anchor refinements (chrome_116_PSK_PQ, chrome_130_PSK, chrome_144, chrome_146, chrome_150, chrome_152, …) remain authoritative where they exist.

Identifier Notes
chrome_116_PSK_PQ Chrome 116 with PSK + Post-Quantum
chrome_130_PSK · chrome_131_PSK · chrome_133_PSK PSK variants
chrome_144 · chrome_146 · chrome_150 · chrome_152 standard + PSK
chrome_146 default identifier (standard & PSK)

🦊 Firefox — 16 Profiles

Identifier Notes
firefox_102 · firefox_104 · firefox_105 · firefox_106 Firefox 102–106
firefox_108 · firefox_110 Firefox 108 · 110
firefox_117 · firefox_120 · firefox_123 Firefox 117–123
firefox_132 · firefox_133 · firefox_135 Firefox 132–135
firefox_146_PSK Firefox 146 with PSK
firefox_147 · firefox_147_PSK Firefox 147 (standard & PSK)
firefox_148 Firefox 148

🍏 Safari — 10 Profiles

Identifier Device
safari_15_6_1 Safari 15.6.1 (macOS)
safari_16_0 Safari 16.0 (macOS)
safari_ipad_15_6 Safari 15.6 (iPadOS)
safari_ios_15_5 · safari_ios_15_6 Safari iOS 15.5–15.6
safari_ios_16_0 · safari_ios_17_0 Safari iOS 16 · 17
safari_ios_18_0 · safari_ios_18_5 Safari iOS 18 · 18.5
safari_ios_26_0 Safari iOS 26

🦁 Brave — 2 Profiles

Identifier Notes
brave_146 Brave Browser 146
brave_146_PSK Brave 146 with PSK

🎭 Opera — 3 Profiles

Identifier
opera_89 · opera_90 · opera_91

🤖 OkHttp (Android) — 7 Profiles

Identifier
okhttp4_android_7 — okhttp4_android_13

📱 Mobile / App SDKs — 16 Profiles

Category Identifiers
Zalando zalando_android_mobile · zalando_ios_mobile
Nike nike_ios_mobile · nike_android_mobile
MMS mms_ios · mms_ios_1 · mms_ios_2 · mms_ios_3
Mesh mesh_ios · mesh_ios_1 · mesh_ios_2 · mesh_android · mesh_android_1 · mesh_android_2
Confirmed confirmed_ios · confirmed_android

☁️ Cloudflare-specific — 1 Profile

Identifier Notes
cloudscraper Custom profile tuned for Cloudflare-protected sites

🔧 Advanced Usage

Full TLS controls at the top-level Session

tls_client.Session is Requests-compatible, but its public constructor keeps the complete native TLS signature. IDE completion and inspect.signature() therefore expose fingerprint, protocol, socket, proxy, certificate, cookie, pool, and debug controls instead of showing only Requests arguments:

import inspect
import tls_client

print(inspect.signature(tls_client.Session))
session = tls_client.Session(
    client_identifier="chrome_152",
    force_http1=True,
    disable_http3=True,
    random_tls_extension_order=False,
    tcp_mss=1460,
    tcp_ttl=64,
    max_connections_per_host=32,
    with_debug=True,
)

The same TLS keyword names are accepted by Requests-style calls (get, post, request, and execute_request) for per-request overrides.

Unknown browser/fingerprint identifiers fail immediately with ValueError. Use SUPPORTED_CLIENT_IDENTIFIERS to validate user input before creating a session.

Custom TLS Client (Full Control)

Set custom_tls_client with up to 26 fields to bypass client_identifier entirely:

session = Session(custom_tls_client={
    "ja3_string": "771,4865-4866-4867-49195-49199-49196-49200-52393-52392-49171-49172-156-157-47-53,0-23-65281-10-11-35-16-5-13-18-51-45-43-27-17513,29-23-24,0",
    "h2_settings": {"HEADER_TABLE_SIZE": 65536, "MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS": 1000},
    "h2_settings_order": ["HEADER_TABLE_SIZE", "MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS"],
    "pseudo_header_order": [":method", ":authority", ":scheme", ":path"],
    "connection_flow": 1048576,
    "key_share_curves": ["X25519", "P256"],
    "alpn_protocols": ["h2", "http/1.1"],
    "supported_versions": ["1.3", "1.2"],
    "stream_id": 3,
})

Certificate Pinning

session = Session(
    certificate_pinning_hosts={
        "example.com": ["sha256/AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA="]
    }
)

Client Certificates (mTLS)

session = Session(
    client_certificates=[{
        "cert_pem": open("client.crt", "rb").read(),
        "key_pem": open("client.key", "rb").read(),
    }]
)

Fingerprint Presets (Coherent Browser Bundles)

A preset bundles the engine TLS profile, the per-OS coherent header block (UA + Client Hints), the destination-aware header orders, the extension-shuffle policy and the OS TCP fingerprint in one line:

from tls_client import Session
from tls_client.fingerprints import apply, list_presets

print(len(list_presets()))            # 391 presets

session = Session()
apply(session, "chrome_150_windows")  # or chrome_99_linux, chrome_153_ios, ...
session.get("https://tls.peet.ws/api/all")

All 55 captured Chrome majors (99–153) ship as chrome_<major>_base, chrome_<major>_windows, _macos, _linux, _android, _ios, plus a bare chrome_<major> alias for the Windows variant — and each per-OS variant derives a platform-coherent UA and TCP fingerprint (Windows TTL=128/window=64240, Linux/macOS TTL=64/window=65535, etc.). header_order_for_dest(dest) returns the header template for a Sec-Fetch-Dest value.

Or directly: Session(fingerprint="chrome_150_windows"). Custom presets are plain JSON with optional based_on inheritance:

from tls_client.fingerprints import load_preset_file
load_preset_file("my_chrome.json")     # {"name": ..., "based_on": "chrome_152_windows", ...}

Request Contexts (Sec-Fetch-*, Client Hints, Priority)

Describe how the request was initiated and the coherent header set is derived (opt-in — without context= nothing changes):

from tls_client.context import RequestContext

session.get(url, context=RequestContext.navigation(url, referrer=page_url))
session.post(api, context=RequestContext.xhr(api))
session.get(img, context=RequestContext.image(img))

Trust Anchors (Chrome 152+, ABI 2) and ECH

session = Session(custom_tls_client={
    "ja3_string": "...",
    "trust_anchors_payload": "0009080102030405060708",  # hex of the 0xCA34 payload
})

# Automatic ECH resolution over DoH (RFC 9460), cached per host:
from tls_client import ech
payload = ech.resolve("tls.peet.ws")
session = Session(custom_tls_client={
    "ja3_string": "...",
    "ech_candidate_payloads": ech.to_candidate_payloads(payload),
})

TLS_CLIENT_DOH_ENDPOINT overrides the DoH server (e.g. https://dns.alidns.com/resolve) — useful on networks where cloudflare-dns.com is unreachable.

TLS Debugging (Keylog) and Custom CA (ABI 2)

session = Session(
    tls_keylog_path="keylog.txt",      # Wireshark TLS secrets
    root_ca_pem=open("corp-ca.pem", "rb").read(),
    disable_session_tickets=True,
)

Deep Fingerprint Control (ABI 3)

Fine-grained, byte-level control over the handshake and the socket:

session = Session(
    client_identifier="chrome_150",

    # Chromium shuffles the ClientHello extension order on *every*
    # handshake (unseeded), pinning GREASE / padding / pre_shared_key.
    #   0 = off (captured order)   1 = chrome
    #   2 = all extensions         3 = prefix (first N stay fixed)
    extension_permute_mode=1,
    extension_permute_prefix=0,     # only meaningful when mode=3

    # Suppress RFC 7540 PRIORITY frames / the HEADERS priority flag.
    h2_disable_priority_frames=False,

    # Pick the header order from the request's Sec-Fetch-Dest instead of
    # using one fixed order for every request.
    header_order_by_dest=True,
    header_order_dest=None,         # None = infer from Sec-Fetch-Dest

    # Deep TCP fingerprint. -1 (the default) leaves the profile's own
    # value untouched; 0 is a *real* value (DF cleared / TOS 0 / Nagle off).
    tcp_dont_fragment=-1,           # -1 unset · 0 clear DF · 1 set DF
    tcp_tos=-1,                     # -1 unset · 0..255
    tcp_no_delay=-1,                # -1 unset · 0 off · 1 on
    tcp_window_clamp=0,             # 0 unset · Linux TCP_WINDOW_CLAMP
    tcp_ip_id_mode="",              # "" unset · "random" · "zero" · "incremental"
)

Every parameter can also be set per request. On a shared library older than ABI 3 these degrade to their defaults with a one-time RuntimeWarning instead of failing the request — rebuild the native library to enable them.

Presets bundle all of the above automatically:

from tls_client.fingerprints import apply

session = Session()
apply(session, "chrome_150_linux")   # identifier + headers + permute + TCP

Build Tiers

A single full-fidelity build ships in each wheel — QUIC/HTTP-3 enabled and the complete profile catalogue (there are no lite/nano tiers).

TLS_CLIENT_LIB=/path/to/tls-client.so   # optional: override the library path

TLS_CLIENT_LIB overrides the path entirely; by default the loader picks the bundled native binary for the current OS/arch.

Engine-Level HTTP/2 Realism (ABI 2.1)

session = Session(
    hpack_indexing_policy="chrome",   # Chromium HPACK indexing behaviour
    h2_max_data_frame_size=14000,     # cap each DATA frame payload
    preface_ping_idle_ms=10000,       # PING before reuse after >=10s idle
    cookie_crumb=True,                # one Cookie field per cookie-pair
)

cookie_crumb splits the Cookie header into one field per cookie-pair on the wire (Chromium "crumble") — observable as multiple cookie: fields by HTTP/2 servers.

Stream Response to Disk

resp = session.stream_to_file(
    "GET", "https://tls.browserleaks.com/",
    output_path="/tmp/image.png"
)
print(resp.status_code)  # response metadata still available

Per-Request Overrides

All Session constructor parameters can be overridden per request:

s = Session(client_identifier="chrome_146")
# Override fingerprint for a single request
resp = s.get("https://tls.browserleaks.com/json", client_identifier="firefox_148")

🔬 Architecture

Layer Technology
Go Engine bogdanfinn/tls-client compiled as C shared library (-buildmode=c-shared)
FFI Boundary Raw C structs via CFFI — no JSON serialization overhead
Memory Safety ffi.gc(resp, FreeResponse) — Go panics surfaced as RuntimeError
Python API requests-style Session, Response, AsyncSession

📚 API Reference

Session

Method Description
get(url, **kwargs) HTTP GET
post(url, **kwargs) HTTP POST
put(url, **kwargs) HTTP PUT
delete(url, **kwargs) HTTP DELETE
head(url, **kwargs) HTTP HEAD
patch(url, **kwargs) HTTP PATCH
execute_request(method, url, **kwargs) Generic request with full options
typed_request(Request) Strongly-typed request
stream_to_file(method, url, path) Stream response body to disk
clear_client_pool() Close idle connections (static)

Response

Property / Method Description
status_code HTTP status code (int)
headers Case-insensitive response headers
content Raw bytes body
text Decoded text body
encoding Detected charset
url Final URL after redirects
cookies Requests cookie jar
history Redirect response history
request The originating PreparedRequest
raw File-like buffered raw response
used_protocol Protocol used (e.g. HTTP/2.0)
ok True if status_code < 400
reason HTTP reason phrase
json() Parse body as JSON
raise_for_status() Raise tls_client.exceptions.HTTPError on 4xx/5xx
iter_content() / iter_lines() Iterate over buffered response data

🔗 Credits

This project is a Python binding for bogdanfinn/tls-client, which itself is built upon:

The byte-exact fingerprint layer also draws on two Go fingerprinting projects whose captured-clienthello techniques were studied as references:

  • enetx/surf — full utls.ClientHelloSpec profiles (trust-anchor 0xCA34, ML-DSA/ML-KEM post-quantum, GREASE) for Chrome/Firefox.
  • httpcloak — raw ClientHello / PSK-resumption replay, per-header HPACK representation and the high-entropy Client Hints model.

Thanks to the authors of all of the above for their open work.

📄 License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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