The link you posted is the right one, but it’s to the Internet-Draft. This is the step prior to becoming an RFC, where revisions are stored for everyone (including implementors) to use. So (for example) when you hear someone saying “I support TLS 1.3 Draft 8”, that means they support version 8 of the Internet-Draft.
The link you posted is the right one, but it’s to the Internet-Draft. This is the step prior to becoming an RFC, where revisions are stored for everyone (including implementors) to use. So (for example) when you hear someone saying “I support TLS 1.3 Draft 8”, that means they support version 8 of the Internet-Draft.
Once this is finalized and becomes an RFC, you’ll see it updated here: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-tls-esni/ (and I’m sure someone here will post about it!)