New Features * FakeDNS, an imaginary DNS server to preserve the domain information even if the software do not support proxy settings * HybridDomainMatcher: a faster and more memory-efficient routing rule matcher. * Outbound transport level proxySettings: comprehensive chained proxy support * Support Apple Silicon: add pre-built binary for Apple Silicon named v2ray-macos-arm64-v8a.zip * VMess: add zero pseudo encryption for better performance * Support to disable DNS cache
So many other improvements see Github Release Note for detail.
GitHubRelease v4.35.1 · v2fly/in/Project V Channel Unofficial /com.v2ray-coreFeatures
Support Apple Silicon: add pre-built binary for Apple Silicon named v2ray-macos-arm64-v8a.zip (#686) @Loyalsoldier FakeDNS: add support for FakeDNS. FakeDNS will not take effect on Routin...
New Features * FakeDNS, an imaginary DNS server to preserve the domain information even if the software do not support proxy settings * HybridDomainMatcher: a faster and more memory-efficient routing rule matcher. * Outbound transport level proxySettings: comprehensive chained proxy support * Support Apple Silicon: add pre-built binary for Apple Silicon named v2ray-macos-arm64-v8a.zip * VMess: add zero pseudo encryption for better performance * Support to disable DNS cache
So many other improvements see Github Release Note for detail.
GitHubRelease v4.35.1 · v2fly/in/Project V Channel Unofficial /com.v2ray-coreFeatures
Support Apple Silicon: add pre-built binary for Apple Silicon named v2ray-macos-arm64-v8a.zip (#686) @Loyalsoldier FakeDNS: add support for FakeDNS. FakeDNS will not take effect on Routin...
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