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V2Fly
A platform for building proxies to bypass network restrictions
...V2Ray can open multiple protocol support at the same time, including Socks, HTTP, Shadowsoks and VMess. The transmission carrier can be set separately for each protocol, such as TCP, mKCP and WebSocket. Nodes of V2Ray can be disguised as a normal website (HTTPS) to confuse its traffic with normal web traffic to avoid third-party interference. Universal reverse proxy support can achieve intranet penetration. -
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Clash
A rule based proxy in Go
...The system supports multiple proxy protocols and can act as a local proxy server for HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS connections, making it compatible with a wide range of applications and devices. Clash uses a configuration-driven approach, where users define proxy groups, routing rules, and fallback strategies to optimize performance or bypass restrictions. It also includes features such as GeoIP-based routing and dynamic proxy selection, allowing traffic to be automatically directed through the most appropriate route.
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