This repository provides configuration sets for the Quantumult X network proxy client. It consists of routing rules, policy groups, and script rewrites designed to manage network connectivity and automation.
Les fonctionnalités principales de orz-3/quantumultx sont : Network Traffic Routing, Network Traffic Routers, Proxy Client Configurations, HTTP Request Interceptors, Script-Based Request Modifications, Traffic Routing Rules, HTTP Request and Response Modifiers, Automated Server Grouping.
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