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SenPaiScanner is a lightweight Cloudflare IP finder written in Go. It is designed for networks where latency is unstable, connectivity drops often, or working edge IPs need to be identified quickly. The tool provides an interactive terminal UI, so users can run scans through menus instead of memorizing command-line flags. It can probe candidate Cloudflare IPs directly and can optionally validate results through VLESS or Trojan configurations using embedded Xray. The scanner includes a...

v2flyNG is a mobile client that packages the V2Ray/V2Fly networking core into an Android application with a touch-friendly UI. It focuses on making modern protocols—such as VMess, VLESS, and Trojan—accessible without requiring shell access or manual config editing. Profiles can be added via subscription links or QR codes, and the app merges and updates them on schedule to keep node lists fresh. Per-app proxy controls allow you to include or exclude specific applications, which is useful for balancing privacy with bandwidth and latency. ...

...It aggregates information for iOS tools such as Shadowrocket, Quantumult X, Stash, and related applications. The repository also maintains tutorials for proxy clients across iOS, macOS, Windows, and Android. A Python automation script collects publicly shared Apple account credentials from several external providers and updates repository content. Additional sections catalog free proxy subscriptions and services using technologies such as Clash, V2Ray, Shadowsocks, and Trojan. The project explicitly warns that shared Apple IDs should not be used for iCloud because of device-locking and privacy risks. ...

Stair Speedtest Reborn is a C++ proxy performance testing application that replaces the original Stair Speedtest script with a faster cross-platform implementation. It can benchmark batches of proxy nodes and report network performance characteristics. Supported ecosystems include Shadowsocks, ShadowsocksR, V2Ray, Trojan, and SOCKS5 configurations. Users can run tests through either a command-line interface or a web interface. Subscription results are saved to logs and can also be rendered as PNG reports for easier comparison. The application supports Windows, Linux, macOS, Android through Termux, Raspberry Pi, and experimental mobile Unix-like environments.