ABOUT / SCOPE
This site organizes download links, basic setup steps, and common troubleshooting guidance for v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG, with practical coverage for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux.
SITE SCOPE
This site helps readers install and configure V2Ray clients with centralized download links, subscription import guidance, routing and traffic-splitting instructions, and a structured troubleshooting process. Content is organized by client and operating system to avoid mixing different interfaces, cores, or configuration fields into one set of steps.
PROJECT V
Project V is an open-source proxy technology ecosystem built around protocols, transport methods, routing capabilities, and client tools. V2Fly continues the V2Ray core lineage, while Xray has developed as an independent core branch based on compatible configuration concepts. v2rayN can work with different cores, v2rayNG primarily uses the Xray core, and v2flyNG corresponds to the V2Fly core. Client names, core types, and node protocols belong to different layers and should be checked separately when choosing a setup.
MAINTENANCE
The download page maintains client links against a same-source version list and checks the relationship between platform, processor architecture, and package type. Tutorials follow the actual client menus and operation order, with subscription import, system proxy, routing mode, and log access rechecked during updates. Unverified version changes are not presented as certain conclusions; troubleshooting recommendations prioritize reversible checks that can be verified one step at a time.