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XHTTP support. VLESS over XHTTP now works through embedded Xray-core, with TLS or Reality, all four transport modes and extra settings from panel-generated links. No separate Xray installation needed.
Your own server through zapret2. Zarp now tests combinations of strategies and servers, checks each twice and connects with the best pair. The country filter and your own strategies apply here too, and zapret2 stays active while connected.
Subscriptions. Paste an HTTPS subscription URL instead of a single server link. Plain-text and base64 lists are supported. Zarp remembers the servers, refreshes the list after 12 hours when connecting and keeps the previous list if the update fails.
ECH and clearer errors. Added TLS Encrypted Client Hello support. Unsupported link parameters are reported by name, and XHTTP connection errors include the reason from Xray.
Connection handling. Added safeguards against Xray traffic looping through the tunnel, coordinated shutdown of Xray and sing-box, and cleanup when the Xray bridge stops unexpectedly.
Bigger file. Zarp.exe is now about 31 MB because Xray-core is embedded. It is unpacked and started only for XHTTP connections.
This release is unsigned. Windows SmartScreen may show an unknown-publisher warning.
Zarp.exe SHA-256: 94da596953858bb3f236026218068be5220addc32af7b7f46df4bf758af3c086
Check that the file was built by GitHub Actions from this repository:
gh attestation verify Zarp.exe --repo feg55/Zarp
Third-party software inside Zarp.exe. Zarp's own code is MIT. The file also carries unmodified upstream programs: zapret2 with WinDivert and the Cygwin DLL (MIT, LGPL-3.0), sing-box with Wintun (GPL-3.0-or-later) and Xray-core (MPL-2.0, with GPL-3.0-or-later modules inside). Versions, license texts and the places to get their source code are in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. The same texts are in the program: Settings, Licenses.
Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0