ModernHttpClient

Uses iOS NSURLSession, Android OkHttp3, and UWP native handlers instead of managed .NET HttpClient, resulting in faster network calls and better platform integration, as highlighted in the README's emphasis on leveraging native stacks.

Supports certificate pinning with multiple modes, mutual TLS authentication, and enforces TLS 1.2+, providing enhanced security that isn't available in standard HttpClient, with detailed configuration examples in the README.

Integrates native networking capabilities like cookie handling via NativeCookieHandler and proxy support with platform-specific error messages, ensuring consistent behavior across iOS, Android, and UWP, as shown in usage snippets.

Includes dangerous modes for self-signed certificates and cleartext traffic configuration, facilitating development and testing scenarios without compromising production security, as documented in the 'Dangerous Zone' section.