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About the V2Ray Client Project
Download links, setup paths, and an overview of the open-source ecosystem.
About this site
V2Ray Client is an independent V2Ray guide site with content in multiple languages. It covers download options and setup instructions for v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG on Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux, with a focus on importing subscriptions, system proxy settings, routing rules, and log troubleshooting. This site is not affiliated with the developers of these clients and does not provide servers or subscription services.
Project V and its core projects
Project V is an open-source ecosystem of network tools built around V2Ray. V2Fly continues V2Ray's community development, while Xray evolved as a fork of the V2Ray project. They share technical roots, but their features and configuration support are not identical. Graphical clients manage servers, generate configurations, and launch a core. Protocol support also depends on the selected core and server configuration, so the client name alone is not enough to determine compatibility.
Downloads and guide maintenance
Download options are organized by client, platform, and processor architecture. We check source channels and package compatibility when maintaining these links. Guides follow real workflows in graphical interfaces and focus on importing, switching modes, and verifying connections. Interfaces can change between releases, so check the current menus before following the steps. Subscription examples are for learning only. Do not share personal subscription URLs, access credentials, or logs containing sensitive information.
Responsible use and feedback
This site is for technical learning and configuration reference; it does not guarantee connection performance or service availability. Follow the laws and regulations where you live, network policies, and your service provider's terms. Assess the impact of configuration changes before applying them. If you run into an issue, start with Frequently Asked Questions to identify the problem, then follow the steps in the Setup Guide to reproduce it.