Add support "tunnel-timeout" and "idle-timeout" for naiveproxy-plugin

[jurecAG]

Good day,
these parameters became available in the May 2nd update (https://github.com/klzgrad/naiveproxy/releases/tag/v148.0.7778.96-2). My observations show that their usage significantly improves connection stability (may be in Russia only). However, I could not import them via URI/file, and I also couldn't add them through custom settings.
Could you please add support for these parameters in manual settings or via import?
Thanks.

[dyhkwong]

As far as I know, Chrome or NaïveProxy will send HTTP/2 PING frames on demand. How are these parameters useful over HTTP/2 Keepalive?
Besides that, it is not the goal to add each and every possible parameters to the user interface, otherwise there will be too many buttons and most buttons will become useless. Timeout-related parameters have never been added, so it requires an adequate reason to add these timeout-related parameters only for NaïveProxy.

[jurecAG]

Thank you for the response.
Actually, it is quite the opposite: tightening these parameters significantly improves stability under heavy traffic, such as video streaming. For example, on my router I use NaïveProxy with idle-timeout: 5 and tunnel-timeout: 15, which works great. I completely agree with you that an overloaded user interface is not good. However, right now it is impossible to add them even via a custom config. If I export the config, modify it, and try to import it back, the application fails to recognize it as a plugin configuration, treating it as a standard non-plugin connection instead. Could it be made so that when importing via URI/file, these parameters are not stripped/dropped by the parser, but are passed through into the NaïveProxy plugin config?

[dyhkwong]

Recently some NaiveProxy forks with UDP support appeared and provided plugin build without changing the plugin ID. However, if those NaiveProxy forks change the plugin ID, they will be treated as a new protocol and the plugin will not be recognized by Exclave and others. They need extra arguments to enable UDP support, but there is no guarantee different forks are compatible with each other. So an input box that can append extra k-v pairs is considered. e.g.

tunnel-timeout=300
idle-timeout=300

[jurecAG]

An input box for extra arguments is a good idea and exactly what's needed. I think it will be useful for many users with plugin updates and forks. Hope to see it in upcoming releases.
Thanks for your work.