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Max Lv authored
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Mygod authored
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- 12 Jan, 2019 4 commits
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Mygod authored
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Mygod authored
When a profile is selected as UDP fallback, only its server settings are respected. Tested with core.androidTest and locally with QUIC in YouTube app with plugin enabled. Other notable changes: * `IShadowsocksServiceCallback.trafficUpdated` now gets an object/data class for 4 stats. When profileId = 0, stats object represents the accumulated stats for all profiles. * Refactor `TrafficMonitor`. * Importing/exporting via JSON using a new field `udp_fallback`. * PrivateDatabase is updated to version 27 to accommodate the new field.
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Mygod authored
This is fine since there Android subsystem runs in a container.
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Mygod authored
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- 11 Jan, 2019 1 commit
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Mygod authored
Sadly, crostini does not support Android VPNs yet, but either way this feature would be useful for people on Chrome OS to use it in proxy-only mode. To test: (assuming local SOCKS5 port = 1080) $ curl https://ipinfo.io --socks5 100.115.92.2:1080
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