How to Use Proxy on Android
Android is an open source mobile operating system based on Linux kernel and other open source software, continuously led and developed by the Open Handset Alliance established by Google.
Jego's subscription node service (mainland users usually call it "airport") is compatible with numerous network proxy tool programs (mainland users usually call it "ladder") on Android systems. With simple learning, you can easily enable proxy access for all applications on your PC and mobile, enjoy unlimited global network resources anytime.
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Proxy Tools Available on Android Devices
Recommended Software
sing-box for Android is the official Android client, open source, free and ad-free, available for download from Play Store and GitHub Releases.
FlClash is a multi-platform proxy client based on Mihomo (formerly ClashMeta), simple to use, open source, free and ad-free.
Mihomo (formerly ClashMeta) official Android client, open source, free and ad-free.
The following software works but is not recommended
v2rayNG is an Android application based on v2ray kernel, suitable for Android phones and supports some TVs or TV boxes based on Android TV systems.
Surfboard is a network proxy tool that runs on Android systems.
Clash's graphical user interface on Android systems, deleted repository and discontinued on November 3, 2023, recommended to switch to Mihomo series software such as FlClash.
OneClick is a free internet tool that supports mainstream encryption protocols.