← Back to context Comment by Tepix 19 hours ago I believe with tailscale you don’t have to trust a 3rd party with your cleartext traffic 2 comments Tepix Reply athrowaway3z 18 hours ago But you do seem to get to host a https version of your app in case you need features locked behind secure context. spwa4 18 hours ago That can't be right. If they're hosting on a different DNS they have an absolute need to MITM ssl/tls traffic. Can't work otherwise.So cloudflare sees your plaintext. Btw: tailscale does not (but ssl errors and warnings are unavoidable)
athrowaway3z 18 hours ago But you do seem to get to host a https version of your app in case you need features locked behind secure context.
spwa4 18 hours ago That can't be right. If they're hosting on a different DNS they have an absolute need to MITM ssl/tls traffic. Can't work otherwise.So cloudflare sees your plaintext. Btw: tailscale does not (but ssl errors and warnings are unavoidable)
But you do seem to get to host a https version of your app in case you need features locked behind secure context.
That can't be right. If they're hosting on a different DNS they have an absolute need to MITM ssl/tls traffic. Can't work otherwise.
So cloudflare sees your plaintext. Btw: tailscale does not (but ssl errors and warnings are unavoidable)