Netch is a simple proxy client, a desktop tool that routes your internet traffic through a remote server, which can help you access services that are blocked in your region or add a layer of privacy to your connection. It supports several operating modes. In Process Mode, it intercepts traffic from specific apps on your computer rather than rerouting everything. TunMode creates a virtual network adapter to handle traffic. ShareMode lets you share your proxied network connection with other devices. WebMode handles web proxy traffic. This per-app or selective routing is what sets Netch apart from simpler all-or-nothing proxy tools. Netch supports several proxy protocols, the different technical formats that proxy servers can speak, including Socks5, Shadowsocks, ShadowsocksR, WireGuard, Trojan, VMess, and VLESS. These are all common formats used by privacy and circumvention tools. It is written in C# and built on .NET, and is licensed under GPLv3 (open source, free to use and modify). The project is currently preparing a version 2.0, and the README notes that version 1.0 releases and code are being cleared from the repository. A community Telegram group and channel are available for support.
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