Have you seen testserver.host? As part of building HTTP Toolkit I often need a remote servers for testing edge cases, so I've built one! Now fairly mature & stable. It's httpbin.org plus badssl.com plus lots of extras. testserver.host

Extras you say? * More endpoints, like /echo (echoes back raw HTTP), /encoding/zstd, and /error/reset * Websocket support * Faster & more reliable than either * Combining HTTP & TLS tests (give me an expired cert, then a 404 response) * Chainable endpoints, for both HTTP & TLS

Faster & more reliable? 1. Horizontal autoscaling & globally distributed: low latency everywhere, failover, easy to scale. 2. Cert issuance 100% automated, with ACME and a local CA (many badssl cases need manual setup, and so rot: failing due to expiry, not the real cause).

End result: on my local machine & wifi, curl -kv expired.badssl.com takes more than a second, and httpbin.org/anything takes 2.2s. expired.testserver.host/anything takes about 150ms 🚀 httpbin.org/anything