The new Telegram proxy implementation functions as an MTProxy encapsulated within an HTTPS and WebSocket connection. From the perspective of network traffic, the client-server interaction mimics standard HTTP and WSS protocols, with the Telegram client opening a page inside a webview.
The reference implementation for this web proxy utilizes a set of services written in the Go programming language. The setup is designed to run on top of the Caddy web server, which handles the necessary HTTPS requirements for the proxy infrastructure.
The installation process for the tproxy-server requires a pre-existing HTTPS-enabled webpage. This dependency can present integration challenges for developers who already maintain complex server configurations using alternative web servers like Nginx.
