SS Rule Snippet
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A curated set of routing rule snippets for the Chinese proxy clients Surge, Quantumult X, Shadowrocket, Surfboard and clash (Premium), built to keep configs minimal, fast and efficient.
A curated set of routing rule snippets for the Chinese proxy clients Surge, Quantumult X, Shadowrocket, Surfboard and clash (Premium), built to keep configs minimal, fast and efficient.Is this an app, or just configuration files?It is not an app — it is a repository of rule text/config snippets (.conf/.yaml) you drop into an existing proxy client; there is no software to install from this repo itself.
It is not an app — it is a repository of rule text/config snippets (.conf/.yaml) you drop into an existing proxy client; there is no software to install from this repo itself.How do I start using these rules?Grab the ready-made 'lazy rule' file for your client (Surge 3.conf, QuantumultX.conf, Shadowrocket.conf, or clash.yaml) and import it directly, or manually merge individual rule snippets into your own config following your client's syntax.
Grab the ready-made 'lazy rule' file for your client (Surge 3.conf, QuantumultX.conf, Shadowrocket.conf, or clash.yaml) and import it directly, or manually merge individual rule snippets into your own config following your client's syntax.Which proxy client do I need before using these rules?You need one already-installed client — Surge, Quantumult X, Shadowrocket, clash, or clash Premium — since this repo only supplies rules; note Surge, Quantumult X and Shadowrocket are paid apps (roughly $49.99-$99.99, $7.99 and $2.99 respectively).
You need one already-installed client — Surge, Quantumult X, Shadowrocket, clash, or clash Premium — since this repo only supplies rules; note Surge, Quantumult X and Shadowrocket are paid apps (roughly $49.99-$99.99, $7.99 and $2.99 respectively).Is there a downside to adding too many rules?Yes — piling on rules increases RAM usage and can crash the client outright, especially on jailbroken devices, so the maintainer deliberately keeps rule sets minimal; legacy tools like Surge Legacy, Surfboard and Quantumult are no longer actively maintained here.
Yes — piling on rules increases RAM usage and can crash the client outright, especially on jailbroken devices, so the maintainer deliberately keeps rule sets minimal; legacy tools like Surge Legacy, Surfboard and Quantumult are no longer actively maintained here.Why doesn't this project include ad-blocking rules?The maintainer leaves ad-blocking out on purpose: block lists change too fast to maintain, dedicated ad-block apps and browser extensions already do it better, and loading extra rules into a proxy client slows it down or crashes it on jailbroken devices.
The maintainer leaves ad-blocking out on purpose: block lists change too fast to maintain, dedicated ad-block apps and browser extensions already do it better, and loading extra rules into a proxy client slows it down or crashes it on jailbroken devices.What's the difference between clash and clash Premium-based tools?Plain clash is fully open source but only offers basic proxying, while clash Premium (used by ClashX Pro, Clash for Windows, Clash for Android) is closed-source yet adds a TUN/TAP mode that intercepts all system traffic plus proxy groups, rule-sets and scripting.
Plain clash is fully open source but only offers basic proxying, while clash Premium (used by ClashX Pro, Clash for Windows, Clash for Android) is closed-source yet adds a TUN/TAP mode that intercepts all system traffic plus proxy groups, rule-sets and scripting.How are the rule files organized?Rules are split into four sets: Basic (the minimal rules behind the 'lazy rule' configs), App (per-app tweaks for streaming/social apps), Custom (audience-specific picks like for students or heavy video watchers), and Functional (fixes such as Siri latency) — you mix the ones you need into your own config.
Rules are split into four sets: Basic (the minimal rules behind the 'lazy rule' configs), App (per-app tweaks for streaming/social apps), Custom (audience-specific picks like for students or heavy video watchers), and Functional (fixes such as Siri latency) — you mix the ones you need into your own config.How do I keep my custom rules up to date without replacing the whole config?For clients that don't support rule-set subscriptions, the project provides iOS Shortcuts for Surge, Quantumult and Shadowrocket that merge your custom rules into the latest lazy-rule config automatically.
For clients that don't support rule-set subscriptions, the project provides iOS Shortcuts for Surge, Quantumult and Shadowrocket that merge your custom rules into the latest lazy-rule config automatically.What are similar projects?clash, ddgksf2013, panda-vpn-pro, v2rayfree, Shadowrocket-ADBlock-Rules, TikTok-Unlock, free, fanqiang
clash, ddgksf2013, panda-vpn-pro, v2rayfree, Shadowrocket-ADBlock-Rules, TikTok-Unlock, free, fanqiangWhich topics is it in?quantumult, gfwlist, rules, surge, shadowsocksr, shadowrocket, clash, trojan, gfw, shadowsocks, anti-censorship, yaml
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