Closed YangtseSu closed 5 years ago
Positive. We are indeed considering porting trojan to mobile platforms. But due to the complications of doing it, we do not have a definite development and release plan.
@Greaterfire If your Linux client isn't using iptables, you can just recompile it with bionic, then find a library to rewrite socks proxy into so-called VPN
@RiccaAtAlicia
We've been able to compile and run trojan "as-is" with Termux. Apps that support SOCKS5 (such as Telegram) can utilize it. Maybe we can use tun2socks to further proxify other apps, but this practice is complicated and is not what we want. We want a user-friendly app.
Also iOS, but that might be even more complicated...
For all of you who are concerned, the development of an android client is undergoing. Currently it contains a minimally usable prototype but is not production ready. You can try it out if you are interested.
@Rucc1 Note that the pre-alpha versions are still extremely buggy and insecure and should only be used for testing purposes.
I notice the testflight version of Shadowrocket has supported today.
Closing this issue since there exists usable client implementations.
Is there any plan to release a Android client?