mhrv-rs is a Rust implementation of the MasterHttpRelayVPN project designed to bypass DPI-based internet censorship and access blocked websites through HTTP relay techniques. The software works by routing traffic through a user-deployed Google Apps Script relay, allowing requests to evade filtering systems while remaining lightweight and inexpensive to operate. The project emphasizes portability and efficiency by rewriting the original implementation in Rust, improving performance and cross-platform deployment possibilities. It supports desktop and Android environments while providing configurable relay behavior through JSON-based settings and deployment scripts. The architecture is intentionally simple, enabling users to self-host relay infrastructure without relying on centralized VPN services. Overall, MasterHttpRelayVPN-RUST serves as a lightweight censorship circumvention and privacy-focused networking tool.
Features
- HTTP relay–based censorship bypassing
- Rust implementation for improved performance
- Google Apps Script relay integration
- Cross-platform desktop and Android support
- Self-hosted lightweight VPN workflows
- JSON-configurable networking behavior