goflyway is a tunnel proxy helping you fly across the wall. It is based entirely on HTTP protocol without any other 3rd party libraries.
If you want to try it now, simply run:
go run main.go -debug
on your local computer, or if you prefer your VPS, run:
go run main.go -k=KEY
at remote then run:
go run main.go -k=KEY -up=VPS_IP:8100
at local to connect.
Set your internet proxy to 127.0.0.1:8100
and enjoy.
There is a simple web console built inside goflyway: http://127.0.0.1:8100/?goflyway-console
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When comes to speed, goflyway is nearly identical to shadowsocks. But HTTP has (quite large) overheads and goflyway will hardly be faster than those solutions running on their own protocols. (If your ISP deploys QoS, maybe goflyway gets some kinda faster.)
However HTTP is much much easier to write and debug, I think this trade-off is absolutely acceptable. If you need more speed, try KCPTUN, BBR, ServerSpeeder...
I don't know much about programming on Android, but there is still way to run goflyway:
- Install Termux and launch it
pkg install golang
go run main.go -k=KEY -up=VPS_IP:8100
- Connect to wifi and set proxy to
127.0.0.1:8100
- Works on my XZP Android 7.0