Android GUI proxy utility, empowered by Sing-box
Supports Android 7.0 (API 24) and newer, including Android TV.
Documentation: throneproj.github.io
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Releases from v2.0.0 on are signed with a new key, so Android refuses to install them over a 1.x release (signature conflict). Uninstall the old release first, then import your subscriptions and profiles again: old local configurations are not migrated.
.thrbackup format, restorable on either side: save, share or sync over WebDAVVarious formats are supported, including share links, various JSON representation of Sing-box configs, and v2rayN link format as well as limited support for Shadowsocks and Clash formats. Only the outbounds (servers) of a subscription are imported; its routing rules are ignored.
Deeplinks are also supported, read the documentation for more information.
Android GUI:
How does this project differ from NekoBox for Android?
It started as a NekoBox for Android fork. v2.0.0 replaced its core and data model with Throne desktop's: the same sing-box and Xray core, profile types, share links, route profiles and backup format. The legacy plugin system was removed, since the built-in core covers what the plugins provided.
Where are the downloadable route profiles/rulesets coming from?
They are located at the routeprofiles repository, the same one Throne desktop uses.
Why are some servers skipped when I import a link or a subscription?
As on desktop, Extra Core, Chain and Auto Selector profiles are never imported from links, subscriptions or shared route profiles; create them in the app instead. Nodes the app cannot run are skipped too, and the import reports what was left out.
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