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A guide describing how to bypass censorship in China by setting up a personal proxy with Xtls (Xray-core). It lists required skills such as Linux command line and installing projects from GitHub, and states Chinese language knowledge is useful but not always required.
A documentation guide on bypassing strong internet censorship. It covers an XTLS proxy setup using the 3X-UI web panel, requirements such as a VPS or home server with port 443, and suggests trying free VPNs first in home, school or work environments.
DNSTT.XYZ is a multi-platform open source client for DNS tunneling with dnstt support, aimed at bypassing DNS-based censorship in restricted environments. Builds are offered for Android, Windows, Linux and macOS, with an iOS version in development. Public tunnel servers have been discontinued, and users are directed to set up their own server.
Lantern is a nonprofit VPN built by Brave New Software Project that bypasses censorship. Smart Routing sends blocked and unencrypted sites through the network while other traffic connects directly. It is open source, available on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux, and offers an optional Private Server mode on own hardware or cloud account.
Scramjet is an interception-based web proxy made by Mercury Workshop, intended to evade internet censorship and bypass browser restrictions. It is distributed as an npm package with setup instructions involving a service worker, BareMux transport and the ScramjetController, and CI builds are available.
