Бесплатные VPN-конфигурации, работающие в РФ
Коллекция публичных и бесплатных, автообновляемых и автопроверяемых VPN-конфигураций, протестированных для работы на территории Российской Федерации (
What is this?
A free, auto-updated collection of VPN and Tor configurations tested to work in Russia, for bypassing Roskomnadzor's black- and whitelist blocking.
A free, auto-updated collection of VPN and Tor configurations tested to work in Russia, for bypassing Roskomnadzor's black- and whitelist blocking.So is this an app I install, or just a set of config files?It is not an app — the repo only hosts and tests the configs. Each one is a TXT/YAML/JSON subscription that an existing client like Karing, Clash Verge Rev or v2rayN imports and then connects through.
It is not an app — the repo only hosts and tests the configs. Each one is a TXT/YAML/JSON subscription that an existing client like Karing, Clash Verge Rev or v2rayN imports and then connects through.How do I actually get one of these working?Pick the subscription matching your blocking regime (black or white lists), copy its RAW link from the README and add it in your client — links and QR codes for every list are collected there.
Pick the subscription matching your blocking regime (black or white lists), copy its RAW link from the README and add it in your client — links and QR codes for every list are collected there.Do I need a specific VPN client for these subscriptions?Formats are split by client: universal proxy lists run in Karing, Shadowrocket, Exclave and V2Box; Clash-format YAML with built-in health checks runs in any Clash/Mihomo client and is called the most stable; v2rayN, v2rayNG, Streisand, Happ and v2RayTun get one-button subscriptions that auto-pick a server.
Formats are split by client: universal proxy lists run in Karing, Shadowrocket, Exclave and V2Box; Clash-format YAML with built-in health checks runs in any Clash/Mihomo client and is called the most stable; v2rayN, v2rayNG, Streisand, Happ and v2RayTun get one-button subscriptions that auto-pick a server.Can I count on it working at any hour of the day?No — since September 1 the public VPNs sag on weekdays from about 11:00 to 23:00 Moscow time, worst around 13:00 when VLESS drops en masse; relatively stable work is mostly at night.
No — since September 1 the public VPNs sag on weekdays from about 11:00 to 23:00 Moscow time, worst around 13:00 when VLESS drops en masse; relatively stable work is mostly at night.Is this only useful if I'm connecting from inside Russia?Yes, it is aimed at users in Russia: every config is checked from a server there so that anyone in the country always has a fresh, junk-free list.
Yes, it is aimed at users in Russia: every config is checked from a server there so that anyone in the country always has a fresh, junk-free list.Will it work on my phone, or is it a desktop thing?Both: recommended pairings span PC and phones — Karing runs on desktop, iOS and Android, Shadowrocket and V2Box are iOS, Exclave is Android, plus desktop Clash/Mihomo clients like Clash Verge Rev.
Both: recommended pairings span PC and phones — Karing runs on desktop, iOS and Android, Shadowrocket and V2Box are iOS, Exclave is Android, plus desktop Clash/Mihomo clients like Clash Verge Rev.Which subscription should I take for the very first try?The TOP-150 lists for your regime — they are light, optimized and work in most clients, ideal for phones or a first test. If the mobile black-list set is unstable, move to the full sets like BLACKSS+AllRUS.
The TOP-150 lists for your regime — they are light, optimized and work in most clients, ideal for phones or a first test. If the mobile black-list set is unstable, move to the full sets like BLACKSS+AllRUS.What is the Tor Bridges part about?Users outside whitelist regimes can use Tor instead: bridge lists in the repo are tested every 4 hours for Russia and work with OnionHop V3, OnionFruit or Tor Browser. The author finds Tor much steadier than VPN — connections hold for days — and suggests it for daytime hours when VPNs sag.
Users outside whitelist regimes can use Tor instead: bridge lists in the repo are tested every 4 hours for Russia and work with OnionHop V3, OnionFruit or Tor Browser. The author finds Tor much steadier than VPN — connections hold for days — and suggests it for daytime hours when VPNs sag.Why are the configs re-tested every few hours?Public configs appear and stop working within hours, so a script (manual work until December 28, 2025, automated since) tests availability, latency and speed on a Russian server every 2-4 hours and drops slow or dead nodes before publishing.
Public configs appear and stop working within hours, so a script (manual work until December 28, 2025, automated since) tests availability, latency and speed on a Russian server every 2-4 hours and drops slow or dead nodes before publishing.What happens if GitHub itself gets blocked in Russia?The author keeps mirrors: full copies on GitLab (called the best one), Codeberg, Gitea, SourceHut and Bitbucket, plus RAW-link proxies — GitHack and a Yandex+Bitbucket pair for whitelist mode — and asks everyone to switch their subscription links to mirrors in advance.
The author keeps mirrors: full copies on GitLab (called the best one), Codeberg, Gitea, SourceHut and Bitbucket, plus RAW-link proxies — GitHack and a Yandex+Bitbucket pair for whitelist mode — and asks everyone to switch their subscription links to mirrors in advance.What are similar projects?russia-mobile-internet-whitelist, panda-vpn-pro, 3X-UI_KIT, clash, nyx, fanqiang, hiddify-app, v2ray-rules-dat
russia-mobile-internet-whitelist, panda-vpn-pro, 3X-UI_KIT, clash, nyx, fanqiang, hiddify-app, v2ray-rules-dat