I used to think the biggest hurdle for zkTLS was cryptographic security. Looking closer at proof generation, latency and connection stability matter just as much. Standard collaborative MPC setups require constant communication between client and verifier during the TLS handshake. That back and forth can quickly create friction for everyday users. That is why the Proxy Mode approach from @primus_labs caught my attention. Instead of heavy multi party coordination, a proxy relays encrypted traffic between the client and web destination. What makes this distinction practical: ▷ Noticeably lower latency ▷ Reduced bandwidth demands ▷ Far smoother execution in browser environments Privacy infrastructure cannot succeed if generating a proof feels like a chore. Fast, lightweight execution is what turns verification into an everyday tool #zkTLS