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Manage proxy rules and servers from one desktop window
Made by Clash Verge Rev
View profile on GitHub (opens in a new tab)A desktop interface for Clash Meta, a rules-based network proxy engine, letting you manage server profiles, edit routing rules visually and switch the whole system between direct and proxied traffic without editing configuration files.
It is built with Rust and Tauri, bundles the proxy engine itself, and runs on Windows, Linux and macOS 11 or later. Beyond the basics it does profile merging and scripting with syntax hints, a virtual network adapter mode that captures traffic from applications that ignore system proxy settings, theme customisation, and configuration backup over WebDAV.
You could use it to…
- Manage proxy rules and servers from one desktop window
- Edit routing rules visually instead of hand-editing YAML
- Capture traffic from apps that ignore proxy settings
Can I use this?
You'll need A Windows, Linux or Mac computer, and your own proxy servers · Setup needed
Worth knowing This is the client only: it does no proxying of its own and is useless without servers you supply, which the project does not provide. Routing your traffic through a third party moves your trust to whoever runs those servers. Using tools like this to get around network restrictions is treated very differently from one country to the next, and the legal position is yours to check, not the software’s. The README also carries paid advertising for commercial proxy services, which is worth reading as advertising. GPL-3.0. BuildTube has not run or verified this software.
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