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      <title>TCP Deep Dive: From Packets to Byte Streams – MTU, MSS, and Proxy Chaining</title>
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      <description>If you come from a packet-forwarding background, MTU and MSS behave nothing like you expect once traffic enters a proxy chain. There is no fragmentation — only re-segmentation of a continuous byte stream. This deep dive untangles the mental model mismatch and explains why manually tuning MSS on intermediate proxies rarely does what you think it does.</description>
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