Multik Sila 1.0.27

What's new

• New cores: Xray 26.10.10 and sing-box 1.14.3. On Android the cores are part of the
  app, so this release is how phones get them. On Windows the app updates its cores on
  its own and most installs already have them; the installer now ships them too.
  Checked against a server running Xray 26.10.10 with REALITY over TCP, XHTTP and gRPC:
  everything connects, with the old version and with this one.
• Reopening the app no longer looks like a new connection. With the VPN on,
  opening the app briefly showed "no connection" and then "traffic gets through", as if
  it reconnected. It was a check that ran before the server list had loaded. Now the
  check waits for the list.

Which file do I need?

Device	File
Windows 10 / 11	MultikSila-1.0.27-setup.exe
Android — almost any phone	MultikSila-1.0.27-android-arm64-v8a.apk
Android — old 32-bit phones	MultikSila-1.0.27-android-armeabi-v7a.apk
Android emulator	MultikSila-1.0.27-android-x86_64.apk

Already using Multik Sila on Windows? It offers this update on its own.
MultikSila-1.0.27-windows-x64.zip is what it downloads for that — you don't need it.

On Android with 1.0.13 or newer the app offers this update itself; the first time,
Android asks you to allow installing from Multik Sila. On 1.0.12 or older, install this
file by hand once.

Technical details

• Android: the in-app cores are built from Xray-core v26.10.10 (701af60) and sing-box
  v1.14.3. Windows: bundled xray.exe 26.10.10 and sing-box.exe 1.14.3; the GitHub
  build pins both by version and SHA-256 of the official archives.
• Xray 26.10.10 changes no wire protocol since 26.9.30 (23 commits). One change matters
  for clients: TLS is now verified against Xray's built-in Mozilla root certificates
  instead of the operating system's store. A server whose TLS certificate comes from a
  private certificate authority will stop connecting; REALITY and servers with ordinary
  public certificates are not affected.
• Test bench: Xray 26.10.10 server with VLESS + REALITY over TCP (Vision), XHTTP and
  gRPC. Clients: Xray 26.10.10 on Windows with a config generated by the app's own link
  parser, the previous 1.0.26 on an Android emulator (Xray 26.9.30), and this build. All
  three transports passed for all three clients. This build was also checked on a public
  free list: latency through the probe core, Auto mode, traffic through the tunnel.
• Reopen fix: when the screen comes back while the tunnel is running, the traffic check
  waits until the server list is loaded instead of searching an empty list.