Qv2ray/Qv2ray
Qv2ray
Qv2ray is a multi-protocol proxy client and a graphical user interface for managing V2Ray network proxy connections. Built as a cross-platform desktop application, it provides a consistent visual experience for configuring traffic routing across Linux, Windows, and macOS.
The application utilizes a plugin-based architecture that allows for the integration of third-party extensions to add support for additional network proxy protocols. This modular system enables the software to be extended without modifying the core binary.
The tool covers multi-protocol proxy routing for tunneling protocols such as VMess, VLESS, Trojan, and SOCKS5. It includes interfaces for proxy connection management to control network settings and monitor active connection states.
Features
- V2Ray Configuration Managers - Provides a graphical user interface for configuring and controlling V2Ray network proxies across different operating systems.
- V2Ray Proxy Clients - Acts as a cross-platform desktop application for managing V2Ray network proxy connections through a GUI.
- Plugin-Based Transport Extensions - Loads external modules at runtime to add support for new network proxy protocols without modifying the core binary.
- Cross-Platform Proxy Clients - Enables setting up encrypted network tunnels across Windows, macOS, and Linux using a single consistent application.
- Multi-Protocol Proxy Clients - Supports various tunneling protocols including VMess, VLESS, Trojan, and SOCKS5 for traffic routing.
- Tunnel Protocol Extensions - Provides a modular system for integrating third-party plugins to add support for additional network proxy protocols.
- Multi-Protocol Proxy Cores - Connects to various secure network protocols like VMess, VLESS, and Trojan to bypass internet restrictions.
- Proxy Plugin Systems - Employs a modular system that allows users to extend network protocol support via third-party extensions.
- Cross-Platform GUI Frameworks - Uses the Qt framework to render a consistent visual interface across Linux, Windows, and macOS.
- Modular Architecture - Decouples the user interface logic from the network protocol implementation to allow independent updates of the proxy core.
- Protocol Plugin Integration - Allows adding support for new or third-party network protocols by installing plugins into a modular proxy client.
- Proxy Connection Controllers - Provides a cross-platform visual interface for controlling network proxy settings and monitoring connection states.
- Inter-Process Communication - Coordinates settings and connection states between the visual frontend and the proxy backend using a messaging bridge.
- Process Separation - Runs the proxy network engine as a separate background process from the graphical user interface for stability.
- Desktop Applications - Provides a C++ software interface for proxy configuration across Linux, Windows, and macOS.
- Media & Communication - Cross-platform V2Ray client.
