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This is a free Chinese-language guide that recommends paid proxy subscription services ('airports') and walks you through setting up Clash, Shadowsocks and V2ray clients to get around internet censorship.
This is a free Chinese-language guide that recommends paid proxy subscription services ('airports') and walks you through setting up Clash, Shadowsocks and V2ray clients to get around internet censorship.Is this an app I install, or just a guide pointing me to other tools?It's a documentation repository, not software itself: it links out to third-party subscription providers and official client apps/GitHub repos, and teaches you how to configure them.
It's a documentation repository, not software itself: it links out to third-party subscription providers and official client apps/GitHub repos, and teaches you how to configure them.How do I get started with this guide?Pick a subscription provider from the recommendations first, then open the tutorial matching your OS (Clash, Shadowsocks or V2ray), and only check the extra config docs if you hit DNS or browser-proxy issues.
Pick a subscription provider from the recommendations first, then open the tutorial matching your OS (Clash, Shadowsocks or V2ray), and only check the extra config docs if you hit DNS or browser-proxy issues.Do I need to buy a subscription from a provider first?Yes — the repo doesn't provide servers itself, it only helps you evaluate and buy an 'airport' subscription, then configure a client with that subscription's link.
Yes — the repo doesn't provide servers itself, it only helps you evaluate and buy an 'airport' subscription, then configure a client with that subscription's link.Are the mirror sites and quick-access links in here reliable?No — the author explicitly warns that mirror sites and tools like jsproxy only unlock part of the internet, can't replace a real proxy client, and their availability or safety isn't guaranteed.
No — the author explicitly warns that mirror sites and tools like jsproxy only unlock part of the internet, can't replace a real proxy client, and their availability or safety isn't guaranteed.What exactly is a '机场' (airport) in this context?It's Chinese internet slang for a paid subscription service that resells access to Shadowsocks/V2ray/Clash proxy nodes; the guide helps you evaluate and pick one before you configure a client.
It's Chinese internet slang for a paid subscription service that resells access to Shadowsocks/V2ray/Clash proxy nodes; the guide helps you evaluate and pick one before you configure a client.Does it still support users of the older ShadowsocksR (SSR) protocol?Yes, there's a dedicated legacy section with SSR tutorials, but it's kept only for existing subscribers and is explicitly not recommended as the setup path for new users.
Yes, there's a dedicated legacy section with SSR tutorials, but it's kept only for existing subscribers and is explicitly not recommended as the setup path for new users.Can I set up a proxy just in my browser instead of a full client?Yes — there are guides for Chrome/Firefox proxy settings, Proxifier, custom DNS, and browser extensions like SetupVPN alongside the full Clash/V2ray client tutorials.
Yes — there are guides for Chrome/Firefox proxy settings, Proxifier, custom DNS, and browser extensions like SetupVPN alongside the full Clash/V2ray client tutorials.Is this meant for commercial or illegal use?No, the repo states it's for learning and exchange only and must not be used for commercial purposes or illegal activities.
No, the repo states it's for learning and exchange only and must not be used for commercial purposes or illegal activities.What are similar projects?fanqiang, clash, panda-vpn-pro, v2rayfree, karing, SSR-V2ray-Trojan, edgetunnel, BPB-Worker-Panel
fanqiang, clash, panda-vpn-pro, v2rayfree, karing, SSR-V2ray-Trojan, edgetunnel, BPB-Worker-PanelWhich topics is it in?mihomo, clash, v2ray, shadowsocks, dns, censorship-circumvention, browser-extension, vpn, guide, proxy, china, documentation
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