Shadowrocket

Shadowrocket configures rules using various criteria including domain match, domain suffix, domain keyword, CIDR IP range, and GeoIP lookup to manage proxy traffic effectively.

Yes, Shadowrocket can block ads. It utilizes domain and user agent rules to prevent advertisements from loading, enhancing the user's browsing experience.

Shadowrocket supports multiple proxy plugins including kcptun, v2ray-plugin, cloak, and gost. These options enhance its flexibility for different network configurations.

Yes, users can import rule files into Shadowrocket from a URL or directly from iCloud Drive. This simplifies the configuration and management of proxy rules.

Yes, Shadowrocket functions correctly on cellular networks. This ensures that your proxy rules and traffic redirection capabilities are active even when using mobile data.

Shadowrocket supports DNS over HTTPS (DoH), DNS over TLS (DoT), and DNS over QUIC. These protocols enhance the privacy and security of your DNS queries.

Yes, Shadowrocket measures traffic usage and network speed. It provides statistics on WiFi, cellular, direct, and proxy connections for detailed monitoring.

Shadowrocket supports various protocols for adding a server, including Shadowsocks, Vmess, VLESS, GOST Relay, Socks5, HTTP, HTTPS, Trojan, WireGuard, and Snell.

You can add a new server configuration by tapping "Add Server" on the Home screen. This leads to a form where you enter server details or import via QR code/Cloud JSON.

Yes, Shadowrocket features an 'On Demand' VPN connection option. Users can configure it under settings to enforce routes, maintain an always-on connection, or disconnect upon device sleep.

Diagnostic information in Shadowrocket is accessible under the 'Settings' tab. It includes options for logging, VPN logs, network, route table, and system proxy settings for troubleshooting.

Yes, Shadowrocket can import server configurations from Cloud JSON. This feature allows for streamlined setup and management of multiple proxy servers.