What is this?
A free, continuously updated list of public proxy nodes (V2Ray, Shadowsocks, Trojan) with ready-to-use subscription links, maintained for getting past the Great Firewall.
A free, continuously updated list of public proxy nodes (V2Ray, Shadowsocks, Trojan) with ready-to-use subscription links, maintained for getting past the Great Firewall.Is this an app I install, or just a list of servers?Neither — it's a subscription feed, not software. The page shows up to 20 sample nodes, and a permanent subscription URL with a QR code delivers the full rotating list to your proxy client.
Neither — it's a subscription feed, not software. The page shows up to 20 sample nodes, and a permanent subscription URL with a QR code delivers the full rotating list to your proxy client.How do I start using these nodes?Open the page, scan the QR code or copy the permanent subscription address, add it as a subscription in your proxy client and refresh — new nodes then flow in automatically.
Open the page, scan the QR code or copy the permanent subscription address, add it as a subscription in your proxy client and refresh — new nodes then flow in automatically.Which apps can load this subscription?Any client supporting these protocols: on Windows V2rayN, sing-box, Clash Verge Rev, Hiddify or Qv2ray; on Android v2rayNG, NekoBox or Surfboard; on iOS Shadowrocket, Stash or sing-box — macOS is covered too, each with download and tutorial links.
Any client supporting these protocols: on Windows V2rayN, sing-box, Clash Verge Rev, Hiddify or Qv2ray; on Android v2rayNG, NekoBox or Surfboard; on iOS Shadowrocket, Stash or sing-box — macOS is covered too, each with download and tutorial links.What's the catch with the free nodes?The page itself calls the free subscription unstable and warns its own links can get blocked — which is exactly why it also promotes paid services as the dependable alternative.
The page itself calls the free subscription unstable and warns its own links can get blocked — which is exactly why it also promotes paid services as the dependable alternative.Which proxy protocols do the nodes use?The subscription mixes Shadowsocks (SS), ShadowsocksR (SSR), VMess and Trojan nodes, which is why the README lists so many different clients — pick one that supports the protocols your nodes come with.
The subscription mixes Shadowsocks (SS), ShadowsocksR (SSR), VMess and Trojan nodes, which is why the README lists so many different clients — pick one that supports the protocols your nodes come with.Is there anything worth paying for here?The nodes and subscription are completely free. Paying only enters through the optional recommended airports (from 9 yuan/month) and iOS client apps like Shadowrocket ($2.99); the Windows and Android clients themselves are all free downloads.
The nodes and subscription are completely free. Paying only enters through the optional recommended airports (from 9 yuan/month) and iOS client apps like Shadowrocket ($2.99); the Windows and Android clients themselves are all free downloads.How do I configure a client after subscribing?Every client in the README tables links to a step-by-step setup tutorial (配置教程) next to its GitHub download, so you can follow a guide written for your exact app and platform.
Every client in the README tables links to a step-by-step setup tutorial (配置教程) next to its GitHub download, so you can follow a guide written for your exact app and platform.What are similar projects?panda-vpn-pro, clash, free, fanqiang, Free-servers, edgetunnel, Shadowrocket-ADBlock-Rules, hiddify-app
panda-vpn-pro, clash, free, fanqiang, Free-servers, edgetunnel, Shadowrocket-ADBlock-Rules, hiddify-app