What is this?
A download repository of prebuilt third-party plugin packages for iStore — the app store used on OpenWrt routers — with separate package sets for OpenWrt 22.03 and 24.10.
A download repository of prebuilt third-party plugin packages for iStore — the app store used on OpenWrt routers — with separate package sets for OpenWrt 22.03 and 24.10.Is it software I run, or just files to download?Just files: every entry is a precompiled plugin package that you download and install into iStore on an OpenWrt device. There is nothing to build or run from the repository itself.
Just files: every entry is a precompiled plugin package that you download and install into iStore on an OpenWrt device. There is nothing to build or run from the repository itself.How do I get one of these plugins onto my router?Open the section for your OpenWrt release (22.03 or 24.10), pick the subfolder for your CPU platform, download the package and install it through iStore on the device.
Open the section for your OpenWrt release (22.03 or 24.10), pick the subfolder for your CPU platform, download the package and install it through iStore on the device.What do I need before I can use these plugins?Only a device already running OpenWrt with iStore installed. The packages come in separate builds for the 22.03 and 24.10 release lines, so your firmware version decides which set to use.
Only a device already running OpenWrt with iStore installed. The packages come in separate builds for the 22.03 and 24.10 release lines, so your firmware version decides which set to use.What is the easiest way to pick the wrong package?Architecture mismatch. The README says aarch64/cortex-a53 and x86_64 are the two common choices, and even though a generic build exists, Rockchip devices normally use the aarch64/cortex-a53 packages.
Architecture mismatch. The README says aarch64/cortex-a53 and x86_64 are the two common choices, and even though a generic build exists, Rockchip devices normally use the aarch64/cortex-a53 packages.Will it work on my hardware — which devices are covered?Three builds exist: aarch64/cortex-a53 for IPQ807x routers (Xiaomi AX3600, AX9000) and MT798x routers (360-T7, Redmi AX6000, AC1, AC3); x86_64 for Intel/AMD PCs and N100-class mini PCs; aarch64/generic for Rockchip boards (R2S, R4S, R5S, R6S, EasePi-R1).
Three builds exist: aarch64/cortex-a53 for IPQ807x routers (Xiaomi AX3600, AX9000) and MT798x routers (360-T7, Redmi AX6000, AC1, AC3); x86_64 for Intel/AMD PCs and N100-class mini PCs; aarch64/generic for Rockchip boards (R2S, R4S, R5S, R6S, EasePi-R1).What are the 'ladder' plugins in the 24.10 section?'Ladder' (Chinese: 爬梯) is slang for getting over internet censorship, so that section collects proxy/VPN-style packages, listed separately from the general-purpose plugins.
'Ladder' (Chinese: 爬梯) is slang for getting over internet censorship, so that section collects proxy/VPN-style packages, listed separately from the general-purpose plugins.What are similar projects?Shadowrocket-ADBlock-Rules, panda-vpn-pro, fanqiang, clash, XX-Net, personal-edge-proxy, fq-book, Cloudflare-vless-trojan
Shadowrocket-ADBlock-Rules, panda-vpn-pro, fanqiang, clash, XX-Net, personal-edge-proxy, fq-book, Cloudflare-vless-trojanWhich topics is it in?openwrt, fanqiang, download, gfw, homelab, arm64, anti-censorship, collection, censorship-circumvention, embedded, hardware, proxy
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