Project Overview

V2Ray Home content scope

This site organizes V2Ray client download links, setup steps, and troubleshooting resources, helping readers find packages for their platform and understand common settings such as subscriptions, routing, and proxy modes.

What This Site Is

V2Ray Home is a V2Ray guide organized by topic and language. It covers Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux, with a focus on downloading, installing, and configuring v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. Download pages organize entry points by platform, processor architecture, and client version; tutorial pages explain subscription imports, node selection, system proxy settings, TUN mode, and routing rules.

The Project V Open-Source Ecosystem

Project V is an open-source ecosystem built around proxy protocols, transport methods, and routing capabilities. V2Fly continues to maintain the V2Ray Core line, while Xray has developed an independent core based on related technologies. They share many approaches to protocol support and configuration while following separate development paths. v2rayN can work with different cores; v2rayNG typically uses the Xray core, while v2flyNG targets the V2Fly core.

Content Maintenance Principles

Download links are checked against release listings for the application name, target platform, processor architecture, and filename, helping prevent packages for different systems from being grouped under one entry. Tutorials are based on the client’s actual interface and settings; updates prioritize checking menu paths, option names, and action order. Where version differences matter, the applicable scope is stated instead of relying on a fixed version number as a long-term rule.

Usage Boundaries and Feedback

This site provides software resources and technical documentation; it does not provide network services, subscription URLs, or nodes. Use related software in accordance with the laws of your jurisdiction and the requirements governing your network, and verify the source and purpose of any configuration yourself. For installation, connection, or subscription issues, start with Troubleshooting; to begin by importing a subscription, read Getting Started.