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ClashBox is a network proxy client and system tool for HarmonyOS NEXT. It implements the Clash core to function as a rule-based traffic router that manages active connections and directs device network traffic through a specialized kernel.
The main features of xiaobaigroup/clashbox are: Clash Clients, Background Service Persistence, Proxy Client Applications, Rule-Based Traffic Filters, Network Traffic Routing, Traffic Routing, System-Wide Interception Modes, Supervised Process Restarts.
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Surge is a network traffic routing and configuration system designed to categorize and steer network requests using curated rule sets, domain lists, and IP databases. It provides the data structures and filtering logic necessary to manage how application traffic is directed across proxies, direct connections, or regional gateways. The project distinguishes itself through granular traffic identification and steering. It identifies network requests by matching them against system process names, user-agent strings, and geographic IP ranges to apply specific routing policies. This allows for the
3proxy is a multi-protocol proxy server and network access control gateway. It functions as a network traffic forwarder capable of routing TCP and UDP traffic across HTTP, SOCKS, and various email and file protocols. The project provides specialized capabilities for secure traffic inspection, including the decryption and analysis of HTTPS and TLS streams through certificate spoofing and mutual authentication. It further supports client identity anonymization by routing outbound traffic through recursive upstream proxy chains. The software covers a broad range of network management functions,
This project is a censorship circumvention tool and transparent proxy gateway designed to bypass local network restrictions. It functions as a SOCKS5 proxy server, a DNS tunneling tool, and a network traffic obfuscator to help users access blocked websites. The software implements masking protocols to hide the origin and destination of data to evade restrictive firewalls. It provides capabilities for network traffic obfuscation and secure DNS tunneling to protect network privacy and resolve blocked domains. The system handles wide-scale traffic management by intercepting system network traff
dae is a high-performance Linux network tool that functions as an eBPF transparent proxy. It intercepts and redirects packets at the kernel level to route internet traffic based on domains, IP addresses, and process names. The project distinguishes itself by modifying TLS handshakes to simulate browser signatures, which prevents server-side detection of proxy traffic. It also implements a full-cone network address translation gateway to maintain stable bidirectional connections and utilizes a latency-based node selector to automatically route traffic through the fastest available proxy nodes.