clash-verge-rev/clash-verge-rev

Clash Verge Rev is a desktop application that gives users a graphical interface for managing network proxies. A proxy is a server that sits between your computer and the internet, used to route or filter your traffic. This tool is a continuation of an earlier project called Clash Verge and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Under the hood it is built on Tauri 2, a framework for making smaller and faster desktop apps with a web frontend, paired with the Rust programming language for performance. Inside the app it bundles Clash.Meta (also called mihomo), the actual rule-based tunnel engine in Go that does the proxy work; the user can also switch to an Alpha version of the core. Around that engine, the interface lets you visually edit nodes and rules, manage and merge configuration files with syntax hints, customize themes and tray icons with CSS Injection, switch between system proxy mode and a TUN virtual-network-card mode, and back up or sync settings via WebDAV. You would use this if you want a friendlier way to run a Clash-style proxy setup instead of editing config files by hand. Three release channels exist: a Stable build for daily use, an Alpha track (now deprecated), and rolling AutoBuild releases for testers. The project is GPL-3.0 licensed, and the README is primarily in Chinese with translations into English, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, and Persian. The README includes promotional sections for paid VPN and customer-support services, but those are advertising rather than core functionality.