sve1r/rules-for-quantumult-x

This repository is a curated collection of routing rules for Quantumult X, a network proxy application popular among iOS users in China. Quantumult X lets you control how your device's internet traffic is routed: certain websites or apps go directly, others go through a proxy server. This repository provides a ready-made set of rules that handle common scenarios so you do not have to write them yourself. The rules are organized into several categories. There are rules to route international websites through a proxy while keeping Chinese websites on a direct connection. Separate rule lists cover specific streaming services, social networks, Apple services, and games. There are also rules for blocking in-app advertising, blocking carrier traffic hijacking, and blocking known fraud and scam websites. A BackCN section handles the reverse case: accessing Chinese media services from outside China. The README is written primarily in Chinese and includes detailed setup instructions: you add the rules to the Quantumult X split-routing section using the raw file link from GitHub, or through a CDN mirror the author provides. There is a recommended load order for the rule files (advertising and hijacking rules first, then media, then general global and China rules) to ensure they interact correctly. The FAQ section addresses common issues, such as captive portal login pages not loading over the proxy, certain Alibaba apps rejecting proxy connections, and how ad blocking interacts with caching. Contributions are accepted via pull request. The project credits several other open-source rule lists that were used as sources.