v3.2.0
🚀 Flutter V2Ray Client v3.2.0
We’re happy to share Flutter V2Ray Client v3.2.0, built around a major Xray v26.4.17 upgrade. This release brings native TUN-based Android VPN, new transport and obfuscation options, and stronger TLS/REALITY and DNS behavior on mobile—while trimming memory use and improving Android stability in real-world and background sessions.
🔄 Xray Core v26.4.17
- Upgraded from v25.12.2 to v26.4.17 (embedded core)
- Android ships an updated
libv2rayand refreshedV2rayCoreManagerto match the new APIs and features
🏗️ Architecture (Android VPN / TUN)
- TUN inbound via
VpnService: system-wide traffic over a TUN interface - Process-based routing: route traffic by app/process where Android allows it, for more control in VPN use cases
🧩 New Protocols & Obfuscation
- Hysteria2: high-throughput UDP-based transport, tuned for shaky mobile networks
- UDPhop: dynamic UDP port hopping under blocking or throttling
- Salamander obfuscation layer: extra shaping against mobile DPI
- FinalMask–style obfuscation: custom HTTP/TCP behavior, TCP fragmentation, UDP noise, and randomized traffic patterns to resist fingerprinting and DPI
🔐 Security, DNS & Reliability
- Replaces the insecure TLS path with certificate pinning using
pinnedPeerCertSha256 - REALITY: better handling of invalid or intercepted certificates and stronger MITM protection on untrusted and mobile links
- XDNS and routing improvements for mobile, aligned with TUN, with cleaner behavior on WiFi ↔ mobile data switches
📉 Performance & Android TUN
- Lower memory (geodata handling) and fewer Android crash scenarios
- Stabler TUN through the VPN
Servicestack: less packet loss on high-latency paths, better under background limits, and fewer stalls and races in typical mobile conditions
🛠️ Plugin Integration
- Android: new libv2ray (AAR) and
V2rayCoreManagerwired to the features above; rebuild the app so native code and Gradle pick up the update
🔄 Compatibility Notes
- Requirements (unchanged from recent releases): Android API 21+, Flutter 3.16+; still reasonable to use alongside OpenVPN when your project is set up for that (as in 3.1.0)
- Migration from 3.1.0
- No API contract break is implied for typical Dart usage; the big shift is the new core and native stack
- Clean rebuild after
flutter cleanand dependency refresh - Re-test VPN/Proxy flows and any Xray config that used deprecated options (e.g. old insecure TLS) in favor of pinning
📝 Testing Recommendations
- VPN mode and TUN stability: cold start, reconnect, WiFi ↔ cellular handoff
- Hysteria2 / UDPhop / obfuscation with your real server and blocking profiles
- Long sessions and background to confirm fewer stalls and acceptable memory use
- OpenVPN in the same app (if you rely on 3.1.0’s compatibility) after upgrading
🙏 Acknowledgments
Thanks to everyone who uses and reports on Flutter V2Ray Client—each release is stronger because of your feedback.