v2rayN: Cross-platform GUI proxy client
GUI proxy client for Windows, Linux, and macOS supporting Xray, sing-box, and other protocol implementations.
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v2rayN is a cross-platform GUI client that provides a user-friendly interface for managing proxy connections across Windows, Linux, and macOS systems. The application works by integrating with multiple proxy cores such as Xray and sing-box, allowing users to configure and manage connections through a graphical interface rather than command-line tools. It supports various proxy protocols including VMess, VLESS, Shadowsocks, SOCKS5, and Trojan, with additional support for advanced features like XTLS encryption. The client is commonly used for network privacy, bypassing geographical restrictions, and managing complex proxy configurations through an accessible desktop interface.
Multi-Core Support
Integrates with multiple proxy cores including Xray, sing-box, and others, providing flexibility in choosing the underlying proxy implementation. This architecture allows users to switch between different cores based on their specific requirements.
Protocol Variety
Supports a comprehensive range of proxy protocols including VMess, VLESS, Shadowsocks, SOCKS5, Trojan, and XTLS. This broad protocol support accommodates different network configurations and security requirements.
Cross-Platform GUI
Provides a consistent graphical interface across Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms. The GUI eliminates the need for command-line configuration while maintaining access to advanced proxy features.
All Windows releases now use standalone mode, requires xray-core v26.2.4, and adds DNS improvements.
- –Windows releases all changed to standalone mode, removed v2rayN-windows-64-SelfContained.zip
- –Follow xray configuration, requires xray-core v26.2.4; if you don't need to update core, you can skip this version
- –Added and improved DNS functionality
Windows releases now standalone mode without .NET 8.0 dependency, adds ECH and hysteria2 support.
- –Windows releases all changed to standalone mode, no longer depend on Microsoft.NET 8.0 Desktop Runtime
- –Added ECH configuration support
- –Added xray hysteria2 outbound support, requires xray-core v26.1.23
- –Added process matching rule support
Windows releases now standalone mode without .NET 8.0 dependency, adds ECH and hysteria2 support.
- –Windows releases all changed to standalone mode, no longer depend on Microsoft.NET 8.0 Desktop Runtime
- –Added ECH configuration support
- –Added xray hysteria2 outbound support, requires xray-core v26.1.23
- –Added process matching rule support
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