Add passwall, SSR-plus, or OpenClash proxy tools to custom OpenWrt firmware for alternative traffic routing
Set up AdGuardHome at the router level so every device on your network blocks ads and trackers automatically
Configure SmartDNS or MosDNS to route DNS queries differently for domestic versus international addresses
Install a DDNS plugin to keep a custom domain pointing at your home internet connection
Requires building custom OpenWrt firmware from source using the OpenWrt build system rather than installing on a running router.
This repository is a collection of add-on packages for OpenWrt, an open-source operating system that people install on home routers instead of the default firmware that ships from the manufacturer. OpenWrt turns a consumer router into a more customizable network device, and this package feed extends it with a set of plugins and visual themes that are not included in the standard OpenWrt distribution. The packages here fall into a few main categories. Several are proxy and privacy tools that let traffic pass through alternative routes, including well-known tools in the Chinese networking community such as passwall, SSR-plus, and OpenClash. There are DNS utilities like SmartDNS and MosDNS that help direct traffic to different servers depending on whether the destination is a domestic or international address, and can filter out ad-serving domains. A plugin called AdGuardHome handles ad and tracker blocking at the network level so every device on the router benefits automatically. Other packages cover practical utilities: a speed-limiter that caps bandwidth per IP address, a DDNS plugin for keeping a custom domain pointed at a home internet connection, a WebDAV bridge for Alibaba Cloud Drive, an app store interface for browsing available software, and a plugin that sends router alerts through WeChat or DingTalk. There are also several visual themes that replace the default router admin interface with different color schemes and layouts. To use this feed, you add its URL to OpenWrt's package source list and run the standard OpenWrt build commands to pull in and compile whatever packages you want. The README provides a one-line command that adds both this repository and a companion repository to the build system. The packages are updated on an irregular schedule to stay current with the upstream projects they wrap. This is primarily aimed at people already building custom OpenWrt firmware who want a single feed that covers common Chinese-market networking tools and extra themes in one place.
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