SSL tunneling from browser
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Is it possible to have a browser request a tunnel through a proxy to a destination server?
I have a web page with a backend server (Server A). I want the user to be able to request data from another server (Server B) by tunneling through Server A.
The ultimate goal is to create an end-to-end encrypted connection between User and Server B, without having to expose Server B outside of a firewall, and the key requirement being that Server Ahas no way to see the data transferred between Server B and User.
I can configure Server A to act as a secure proxy to Server B using the 'CONNECT' method, but I'm having trouble getting the client-side code (User) to establish that tunnel. It seems 'CONNECT' is not supported by browsers.