2 versions tracked
· earliest snapshot 2026-05-12
· current v3.5.0
Summary
Current version
v3.5.0
Released 2026-06-25
Versions tracked
2
since 2026-05-12
Current rating
3.95★
501 ratings
Current size
63 MB
+5 MB since v3.3.9
Release timeline
2026-06-25
live for 28 days
v3.5.0Current
63 MB
(+5 MB)
· 3.94★ · 502 ratings
This release introduces a major overhaul of the UDP networking stack and substantial improvements to QUIC, WireGuard, and related protocols, delivering better performance, lower memory usage, and improved stability.
UDP & QUIC
* Rebuilt the UDP stack to improve small-packet forwarding performance, thread scheduling, and memory efficiency.
* Added dynamic timeout management for bursty short-lived UDP connections to reduce resource consumption and prevent excessive memory usage.
* Reworked the QUIC implementation with significant improvements in performance, stability, and memory utilization.
* Optimized QUIC-based protocols including Hysteria2, DoQ, and DoH3 for better throughput and reliability.
* Added Port Hopping and Proxy Chain support for Hysteria2.
* Reworked the WireGuard implementation with major improvements in performance, stability, and memory efficiency.
* Improved UDP protocol resilience during network transitions and under unstable network conditions.
* Enhanced QUIC detection and fallback handling.
TCP & Protocol Enhancements
* Optimized the TCP stack for improved scalability and concurrency.
* Added Reality support for VMess, Trojan, and AnyTLS.
* Added TLS fingerprint options.
* Added Obfuscation (Obfs) support for Shadowsocks 2022.
Other Improvements
* Packet Capture now supports HAR export and cURL generation for individual requests.
* Fixed several HTTP/2 to HTTP/1.1 compatibility issues.
* Refined request record categories and improved list presentation.
* Fixed multiple crashes and included various performance improvements and bug fixes.
2026-03-31
was live for 52 days
v3.3.9
59 MB
· 3.94★ · 497 ratings
- Added support for AnyTLS protocol
- Fixed issues with protocol forwarding
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