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Hi to everyone. Today I've been looking for any official news about TLS 1.3 in Indy (included in latest Delphi CE or later version) and came across a new project that I never seen before, it's called sgcIndy. At first all sounds very nice, OpenSSL 1.1.1 and 3.0.0 support is available - exactly what I need. But then it shows up that sgcIndy don't have source code available for free users - I'm kind of person that actually wants to see what's inside before actually using the third-party stuff. Then I looked again on the website that provides sgcIndy and the menu says "Other products > Indy > Download Indy" - so I get even more unsure, it's a different project, but it's called Indy. Very confusing. As I understand, sgcIndy is not Indy, right? Then what is it @esegece? I mean the original Indy is a free project, but if there is another project that builds on it, shouldn't there be at least a changelog or something that explains exactly what has been changed in the original code? It says that sgcIndy always builds on latest Indy, but do we speak about latest release, latest Git commits, unpulled requests? If sgcIndy had a different name with a simple list of new features, then I would understand. No mean to be rude, anything that is new is welcome on the market, and I really respect that, and I understand that you spend your time rewriting a lot of the code and making sure it works with latest Delphi and OpenSSL. But Indy is free, your project is not, while your project is called Indy, while it's not. I got really confused here. @Remy Lebeau what do you say about all this? I really would like to hear. Maybe I'm just too paranoid. And a question to the rest of community: Has anyone actually tested the free version of sgcIndy, what is the difference, does anything work sketchy at runtime? I don't know, maybe someone paid for full version and actually took a look at code and compared it with Indy? Again, no mean to be rude to anyone. Just asking what's new, what's old, why and why not. Regards.