Kitsunebi 1.8.0

Kitsunebi - Proxy Utility—or A Versatile Proxy Utility—is a paid tool that promises secure online browsing. Unlike most VPNs in the market, this app leans more on the technical side of internet security, with a basic knowledge of transport and proxy protocols some huge plus.Kitsunebi - Proxy Utility supports a couple of proxy protocols, including Shadowsocks, SOCKS, and VMess. It also boasts the following transport protocols—HTTP, KCP, TCP or Transmission Control Protocol, and QUIC or Quick UDP Internet Connections. At this point, though, outgoing traffic control will require a bit of technical knowledge.Therefore, you’ll need to create routing rules to control your internet traffic effectively—ensuring your privacy and security. However, the app suffers from bugs and unstable connection—which translates to delays and lost productivity. This tool can be challenging to use for beginners or individuals unfamiliar with various protocols.

How to Use:

Get the api link

Go to your client area main page

Click on "Old Control Panel"

Choose "V2ray" as your VPN type

Select "Android"

Copy the api link provided

Paste the api link into the app

Open the app

Click on the plus (+) button on the top right

Click "subscription"

Click on the plus (+) button on the top right

Type "Wannaflix" in the remarks box

Paste the api link into the 'url' box and click "Save"

Tap on the refresh icon under 'wannaflix' to update the server list

Select a server

Go to the server list, scroll down and select a server that starts with "V2ray"

Start the VPN

Click on the start button on the bottom right to connect. If there's a popup, click "yes".

Final words:

A fully-featured V2Ray client for Android. The Core used by Kitsunebi extends the function of v2ray-core, and adds a strategy of selecting the fastest node according to the node delay value. You can add a node group on the graphical interface to enable it. If you use custom configuration, there are several configuration items, except for tolerance. The delay test is not ICMP Ping or TCP Ping, the method used is roughly the same as that used by the latency strategy in load balancing, actually sends a proxy request to outbound, and records the time it takes to return non-null data. The delay test is also equivalent to the availability or connectivity test. As long as the delay can be measured, it means that the node is available. If it cannot be measured or times out, the availability is unknown.