Update database and various fix

[AnCry1596]

I update database up-to-data and various fix for keep it working

[charxhit]

Thank you for the pull request, I'll review this soon. Does this work with base tlslite?

[AnCry1596]

Base tlslite always automatically adds 255 handshake at the first of ja3, so I use a modified on my GitHub account, with handshake reorder fix

[AnCry1596]

As I tested, on my phone, Chrome on IOS using Safari/Webkit instead of Chromium, I think I will remove user_agents and bring a better way to parse the ua

[AnCry1596]

I just found Firefox iOS is using Safari/Webkit too

[AnCry1596]

I just removed the user_agents library required, and now it support mostly every user agent

[AnCry1596]

And I fix the wrong Firefox Mobile 143 akamai string

[charxhit]

Building our own UA Parser is a rough job, let's leave it as a dependency for now. Have you checked that all extensions required by the ja3 strings you have added are supported?

[AnCry1596]

I checked which extension are supported, others like Client Hello Encrypt,… I added to ignore list. And I created a minimal UAparser using re just for parsing ua core, version and device, now it supports most available UA strings

[AnCry1596]

As I tested, it work better than user_agents.
Like Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 18_7 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/26.0 Mobile/15E148 Safari/604.1 Ddg/26.0 is stand for DuckDuckGo iOS 26, it use same ja3 and akamai string with Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 18_7 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/26.0.1 Mobile/15E148 Safari/604.1 (This is my Safari Header from my phone). But on Android and Windows it use Chromium core, and same as Chrome.

[AnCry1596]

And if we use user_agents, we need to add each possible agent, like edge, Vivaldi, Yandex, DuckDuckGo,… and what I add is make all will return Chromium for windows and android and macos, iOS will return Safari,…

[AnCry1596]

I idk why akamai string on my own PC is difference with other one, so I use VMware to get fresh device, and I just updated what I get from VM

[AnCry1596]

Okay I found the Problem here, on my PC I have bypass DPI Blocking with Adguard windows, so it akamai string is difference than what original.

[AnCry1596]

I just add ignore for SETTINGS_NO_RFC7540_PRIORITIES (0x9) because tlslite-ng not support

[AnCry1596]

I just added Random TLS extension order for better impersonate

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates the project’s fingerprint databases and adds a new “random TLS extension order” capability, alongside packaging/dependency and documentation updates.

Changes:

• Updated browser JA3/Akamai fingerprint data and simplified UA parsing logic.
• Added TLS extension-order randomization controls across TLSProfile and AsyncTLSClient.
• Updated packaging metadata/dependencies and expanded documentation + added an example script.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 9 out of 11 changed files in this pull request and generated 14 comments.

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File	Description
setup.py	Bumps version, updates repo URL, expands Python classifiers, switches tlslite-ng dependency source.
requirements.txt	Adds git-based tlslite-ng dependency for installs/dev.
httpx_tls/profiles.py	Adds extension-order randomization option and propagates it through profile constructors.
httpx_tls/mocks.py	Updates wrap_bio signature to accept session for stdlib compatibility.
httpx_tls/database.py	Refreshes fingerprint ranges and replaces user_agents parsing with a simplified UA parser.
httpx_tls/constants.py	Extends HTTP/2 settings mapping and TLS extension constants for newer fingerprints.
httpx_tls/client.py	Adds randomize_tls_extensions option and attempts to apply it to provided TLS profiles.
example_randomization.py	New example demonstrating extension-order randomization usage.
README.md	Major documentation refresh including randomization feature and updated usage notes.
RANDOM_EXTENSION_ORDER.md	New doc detailing the random extension order feature and usage.
.gitignore	Adds additional ignore patterns (including tests, examples, and tlslite-ng directory).

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