Alternatives to NaiveProxy

A censorship-resistant proxy that uses Chromium's network stack to look like normal HTTPS traffic. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

The original

Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as NaiveProxy.

  • Xray

    An open-source proxy core from Project X with the XTLS and REALITY protocols for circumventing censorship.

    Xray uses the XTLS and REALITY protocols to resist censorship, works as both server and client core, and is supported by many GUI clients.

  • Hysteria

    An open-source proxy built on QUIC, designed for speed and resistance to censorship.

    Hysteria is a QUIC-based proxy that performs well on lossy links, with a public protocol specification, Docker support and Windows, macOS and Linux builds.

  • Shadowsocks

    A fast encrypted tunnel proxy for getting past firewalls, with implementations for most platforms.

    Shadowsocks is a lightweight encrypted proxy that is simpler to set up, with clients and servers for most platforms including iOS and routers.

  • V2Ray

    A proxy platform for building encrypted proxy connections to get around network restrictions.

    V2Ray is a flexible proxy platform with several protocols and transports, configured through files and requiring your own server.

  • sing-box

    A universal proxy platform that speaks WireGuard, Shadowsocks, VMess, Trojan, Hysteria and more from one binary.

    sing-box covers many proxy protocols from one binary with per-connection routing on desktop and Android, but its JSON configuration is complex.

  • Outline VPN

    Self-run VPN server built on Shadowsocks, made for censored networks.

    Outline VPN offers a self-run Shadowsocks server with a manager app for easy key sharing and graphical clients on desktop and mobile.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.