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7 changes: 5 additions & 2 deletions docs/advanced-features.md
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### TLS Certificate Inspection

`--inspect-tls` performs a TLS handshake only (no HTTP request is made) and provides a focused view of the TLS certificate chain, useful as a standalone diagnostic tool:
`--inspect-tls` performs a TLS handshake only (no HTTP request is made) and provides a focused view of the peer-provided TLS certificates, useful as a standalone diagnostic tool:

```sh
fetch --inspect-tls example.com
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TLS13_AES_256_GCM_SHA384`). HTTP/3 reports the cipher suite as unavailable
because the current QUIC integration does not expose it.
- **ALPN negotiated protocol** (e.g., h2)
- **Certificate chain** with tree visualization and expiry status
- **Peer certificate chain** with tree visualization and expiry status
- **Trust anchor status**. For verified connections, the platform verifier does
not expose the selected anchor. The output reports that its details are
unavailable instead of inferring a root from certificate metadata.
- **Subject Alternative Names** (DNS names and IP addresses)
- **OCSP staple status** (good, revoked, or unknown). The embedded status is
labeled unverified; TLS inspection does not validate its signature or
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