Predator VPN v2.0.0 - Windows, macOS, Linux & Android

Predator VPN v2.0.0

An independent VPN client for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, built on third-party VPN infrastructure and remote VPN edge servers.

Important known limitation: account sign-in (HTTP 406)

New account sign-in is currently unreliable: the external account provider may reject authentication with HTTP 406 before credentials can be checked. This version does not resolve that provider-side rejection. Browser-based sign-in was removed. Existing encrypted accounts and settings are retained, but existing sessions may only continue until their tokens expire. Do not install v2.0.0 expecting a functioning new-account login or guaranteed VPN continuity. If you need a working older build, retain its installer and account data until you have verified the new version. Predator VPN is independent of its external service provider.

Changes in 2.0.0

• Refined proxy-pass resilience: Temporary CONNECT authentication rejection triggers a single-flight pass refresh and retries the request without immediately closing the VPN.
• Predator VPN identity: New name, supplied light and dark logos, and a dedicated Android Quick Settings icon without changing Android package identity or signing keys.
• Personalization: Ten accent colors including default Orange and Gold; a separate mobile-first layout refinement for Android.
• Location diagnostics: The selected location's measured latency is shown in Overview, with standard green, amber and red latency colors that remain consistent across light/dark themes and all accent palettes.
• Input behavior: Disabled buttons and switches use the normal cursor rather than an artificial loading cursor; enabled controls remain visibly interactive.

This release preserves HTTPS-verified server selection, split tunneling, existing account storage and application preferences. UDP availability for HTTP/3 depends on the current network.

Included features

• Account sign-in: Email/password, email code and authenticator-code forms remain, but the external provider may return HTTP 406. The browser login feature has been removed.

• Multiple service accounts: Choose the active account or switch automatically after confirmed data-allowance exhaustion. Accounts retain separate allowances.

• Persistent traffic statistics: View monthly allowance, last-session transfers and cumulative traffic on this device.

• Flexible app routing: Choose which apps use the VPN with selected-app and exclusion modes, a searchable app picker and synchronized manual identifiers.

• Connection controls: Check real HTTPS delay, browse saved locations and view IPv4 and IPv6 addresses when available.

• Network compatibility: Encrypted endpoint bootstrap, IPv4-first connection attempts and clearer timeout diagnostics.

• Adaptive transport: Use HTTP/2 over TLS or HTTP/3 over QUIC. Automatic compares verified HTTPS responses through both protocols and keeps the first healthy path.

• Android Quick Settings: Connect from the tile and follow live download, upload and session information in the persistent notification.

Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. Independent dependencies retain their original licenses and notices.

Downloads

Download the versioned assets below and read the account sign-in limitation above before installing.

Platform	Processor	Packages	Best fit
Windows Windows 10+	x64		Most Intel / AMD PCs
	x86		32-bit Windows PCs
	ARM64		Windows 11 on ARM
macOS macOS 13+	Apple Silicon		M-series Macs
	Intel x64		Intel-based Macs
Linux 64-bit desktop	x64		Intel / AMD Linux desktops
	ARM64		64-bit ARM Linux desktops
Android Android 8+	ARM64		Most current Android phones
	Universal		All supported architectures; larger file
	ARMv7		32-bit ARM devices
	x86_64		64-bit Intel devices / emulators
	x86		32-bit Intel devices / emulators

SHA256SUMS.txt provides download checksums. sing-box-1.12.0-source.tar.gz contains the corresponding source for the bundled network engine.

Corresponding source

Predator VPN source ZIP | [Predator VPN source tar.gz](https://github.com/erfan-tahvilian/PredatorVPN/archive/refs/tags/...

Predator VPN v1.0.3 - Windows, macOS, Linux & Android

Predator VPN v1.0.3

An independent VPN client for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, built on third-party VPN infrastructure and remote VPN edge servers.

New in 1.0.3

• Improved connection continuity: Temporary service errors during routine VPN pass renewal are retried instead of immediately disconnecting an otherwise healthy session.
• Automatic Windows tunnel recovery: If the system tunnel process unexpectedly stops, Predator VPN attempts a controlled reconnection and reports when recovery is unavailable.
• Clearer diagnostics: Windows tunnel warnings distinguish packet-level errors from a stopped engine, without recording destination traffic.

This release preserves HTTPS-verified server selection, split tunneling, existing account storage and application preferences. UDP availability for HTTP/3 depends on the current network.

Included features

• Account sign-in: Improved service verification while preserving email and authenticator-code authentication.

• Multiple service accounts: Choose the active account or switch automatically after confirmed data-allowance exhaustion. Accounts retain separate allowances.

• Persistent traffic statistics: View monthly allowance, last-session transfers and cumulative traffic on this device.

• Flexible app routing: Choose which apps use the VPN with selected-app and exclusion modes, a searchable app picker and synchronized manual identifiers.

• Connection controls: Check real HTTPS delay, browse saved locations and view IPv4 and IPv6 addresses when available.

• Network compatibility: Encrypted endpoint bootstrap, IPv4-first connection attempts and clearer timeout diagnostics.

• Adaptive transport: Use HTTP/2 over TLS or HTTP/3 over QUIC. Automatic compares verified HTTPS responses through both protocols and keeps the first healthy path.

• Android Quick Settings: Connect from the tile and follow live download, upload and session information in the persistent notification.

Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. Independent dependencies retain their original licenses and notices.

Corresponding source

Predator VPN source ZIP | Predator VPN source tar.gz | Source and build details

The separate sing-box source archive is included with the release assets. See SHA256SUMS.txt for all downloadable assets and SHA256SUMS-Android.txt for APK verification.

Installation

Windows: Requires Windows 10 or later for x64/x86, or Windows 11 for ARM64. Run the installer, or extract the complete portable ZIP and launch Predator VPN.exe. System VPN requires administrator access. Packages are currently unsigned.

macOS: Requires macOS 13 or later. Open the DMG and drag Predator VPN into Applications, or extract the complete app bundle from the ZIP. Packages are ad-hoc signed and are not notarized. If Gatekeeper blocks first launch, verify the download and approve it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

Linux: Native x64 and ARM64 packages are available as AppImage, DEB and RPM. Use a current desktop with a Secret Service keyring, polkit and an authorization agent. System VPN requests polkit authorization; the interface runs without root access. AppImage may require a FUSE compatibility package.

Android: Requires Android 8.0 or later and a current Android System WebView. Install the APK, sign in and approve the system VPN request. Add Predator VPN to Quick Settings to connect or disconnect from the panel. The persistent notification provides connection status and a disconnect control.

Connection support

Sign in with a service account, complete email or authenticator verification when requested, select a location and connect. Account eligibility, regional availability and data allowances depend on the service.

TCP and DNS are supported. General application UDP, including browser QUIC and games, and a persistent kill switch are not supported. HTTP/3 is the transport to the VPN edge and requires working outbound UDP; it does not enable general UDP forwarding. Desktop apps remain in the tray when their window is closed; Android connections remain active in the background.

See the README for setup, features and licenses.

Installers for older versions are no longer distributed. Download the latest release.

Predator VPN v1.0.2 - Windows, macOS, Linux & Android

Predator VPN v1.0.2

An independent VPN client for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, built on third-party VPN infrastructure and remote VPN edge servers.

New in 1.0.2

• Prompt update checks: Checks start when the app opens and refresh when the app returns to the foreground. Update prompts wait for any open dialog to close.
• Consistent popup appearance: Update dialogs, release highlights, account dialogs, app selection and desktop tray menus follow the application palette, including dark mode.
• Compact archives: Standard compression settings reduce download overhead while preserving the complete runtime, native VPN components, all supported architectures and portable formats.
• Clear source access: Use GitHub's native source archives for the exact release tag. The separately hosted sing-box source, license notices and both SHA256 manifests are retained.

Included features

• Account sign-in: Improved service verification while preserving email and authenticator-code authentication.

• Multiple service accounts: Choose the active account or switch automatically after confirmed data-allowance exhaustion. Accounts retain separate allowances.

• Persistent traffic statistics: View monthly allowance, last-session transfers and cumulative traffic on this device.

• Flexible app routing: Choose which apps use the VPN with selected-app and exclusion modes, a searchable app picker and synchronized manual identifiers.

• Connection controls: Check real HTTPS delay, browse saved locations and view IPv4 and IPv6 addresses when available.

• Network compatibility: Encrypted endpoint bootstrap, IPv4-first connection attempts and clearer timeout diagnostics.

• Adaptive transport: Use HTTP/2 over TLS or HTTP/3 over QUIC. Automatic compares verified HTTPS responses through both protocols and keeps the first healthy path.

• Android Quick Settings: Connect from the tile and follow live download, upload and session information in the persistent notification.

Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. Independent dependencies retain their original licenses and notices.

Corresponding source

Predator VPN source ZIP | Predator VPN source tar.gz | Source and build details

The separate sing-box source archive is included with the release assets. See SHA256SUMS.txt for all downloadable assets and SHA256SUMS-Android.txt for APK verification.

Installation

Windows: Requires Windows 10 or later for x64/x86, or Windows 11 for ARM64. Run the installer, or extract the complete portable ZIP and launch Predator VPN.exe. System VPN requires administrator access. Packages are currently unsigned.

macOS: Requires macOS 13 or later. Open the DMG and drag Predator VPN into Applications, or extract the complete app bundle from the ZIP. Packages are ad-hoc signed and are not notarized. If Gatekeeper blocks first launch, verify the download and approve it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

Linux: Native x64 and ARM64 packages are available as AppImage, DEB and RPM. Use a current desktop with a Secret Service keyring, polkit and an authorization agent. System VPN requests polkit authorization; the interface runs without root access. AppImage may require a FUSE compatibility package.

Android: Requires Android 8.0 or later and a current Android System WebView. Install the APK, sign in and approve the system VPN request. Add Predator VPN to Quick Settings to connect or disconnect from the panel. The persistent notification provides connection status and a disconnect control.

Connection support

Sign in with a service account, complete email or authenticator verification when requested, select a location and connect. Account eligibility, regional availability and data allowances depend on the service.

TCP and DNS are supported. General application UDP, including browser QUIC and games, and a persistent kill switch are not supported. HTTP/3 is the transport to the VPN edge and requires working outbound UDP; it does not enable general UDP forwarding. Desktop apps remain in the tray when their window is closed; Android connections remain active in the background.

See the README for setup, features and licenses.

Installers for older versions are no longer distributed. Download the latest release.

Predator VPN v1.0.1 - Windows, macOS, Linux & Android

Predator VPN v1.0.1

An independent VPN client for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, built on third-party VPN infrastructure and remote VPN edge servers.

New in 1.0.1

• Smaller desktop downloads: Improved standard package compression while retaining the complete application and VPN engine.

• Consistent page navigation: Overview opens at the top after choosing a location, keeping connection controls immediately visible on desktop and Android.

• Updates matched to your device: Receive a notification when a newer stable release is available, with a direct download for your platform, architecture and supported package type. Downloads start only when you choose them.

• Release highlights: See the improvements for your platform once when you first open an updated version.

• Responsive Android controls: Select a location while real-delay checks run, or connect immediately and cancel the remaining background checks.

• Android back navigation: Close an open dialog first, return to Overview from other pages, then leave the app.

Included features

• Account sign-in: Improved service verification while preserving email and authenticator-code authentication.

• Multiple service accounts: Choose the active account or switch automatically after confirmed data-allowance exhaustion. Accounts retain separate allowances.

• Persistent traffic statistics: View monthly allowance, last-session transfers and cumulative traffic on this device.

• Flexible app routing: Choose which apps use the VPN with selected-app and exclusion modes, a searchable app picker and synchronized manual identifiers.

• Connection controls: Check real HTTPS delay, browse saved locations and view IPv4 and IPv6 addresses when available.

• Network compatibility: Encrypted endpoint bootstrap, IPv4-first connection attempts and clearer timeout diagnostics.

• Adaptive transport: Use HTTP/2 over TLS or HTTP/3 over QUIC. Automatic compares verified HTTPS responses through both protocols and keeps the first healthy path.

• Android Quick Settings: Connect from the tile and follow live download, upload and session information in the persistent notification.

Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. Independent dependencies retain their original licenses and notices.

Installation

Windows: Requires Windows 10 or later for x64/x86, or Windows 11 for ARM64. Run the installer, or extract the complete portable ZIP and launch Predator VPN.exe. System VPN requires administrator access. Packages are currently unsigned.

macOS: Requires macOS 13 or later. Open the DMG and drag Predator VPN into Applications, or extract the complete app bundle from the ZIP. Packages are ad-hoc signed and are not notarized. If Gatekeeper blocks first launch, verify the download and approve it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

Linux: Native x64 and ARM64 packages are available as AppImage, DEB and RPM. Use a current desktop with a Secret Service keyring, polkit and an authorization agent. System VPN requests polkit authorization; the interface runs without root access. AppImage may require a FUSE compatibility package.

Android: Requires Android 8.0 or later and a current Android System WebView. Install the APK, sign in and approve the system VPN request. Add Predator VPN to Quick Settings to connect or disconnect from the panel. The persistent notification provides connection status and a disconnect control.

Connection support

Sign in with a service account, complete email or authenticator verification when requested, select a location and connect. Account eligibility, regional availability and data allowances depend on the service.

TCP and DNS are supported. General application UDP, including browser QUIC and games, and a persistent kill switch are not supported. HTTP/3 is the transport to the VPN edge and requires working outbound UDP; it does not enable general UDP forwarding. Desktop apps remain in the tray when their window is closed; Android connections remain active in the background.

See the README for setup, features and licenses.

Installers for older versions are no longer distributed. Download the latest release.

Corresponding source

The final 1.0.1 maintenance packages used commit 3dcbb26, available as a native source archive. The original version tag predates those maintenance packages.

The same sing-box 1.12.0 source remains hosted with v1.0.2. See source and build details.

Predator VPN v1.0.0 - Windows, macOS, Linux & Android

Predator VPN v1.0.0

An independent VPN client for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, built on third-party VPN infrastructure and remote VPN edge servers.

• Account sign-in: Improved service verification while preserving email and authenticator-code authentication.

• Multiple service accounts: Choose the active account or switch automatically after confirmed data-allowance exhaustion. Accounts retain separate allowances.

• Persistent traffic statistics: View monthly allowance, last-session transfers and cumulative traffic on this device.

• Flexible app routing: Choose which apps use the VPN with selected-app and exclusion modes, a searchable app picker and synchronized manual identifiers.

• Connection controls: Check real HTTPS delay, browse saved locations and view IPv4 and IPv6 addresses when available.

• Network compatibility: Encrypted endpoint bootstrap, IPv4-first connection attempts and clearer timeout diagnostics.

• Adaptive transport: Use HTTP/2 over TLS or HTTP/3 over QUIC. Automatic compares verified HTTPS responses through both protocols and keeps the first healthy path.

• Android Quick Settings: Connect from the tile and follow live download, upload and session information in the persistent notification.

Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. Independent dependencies retain their original licenses and notices.

Installation

Windows: Requires Windows 10 or later for x64/x86, or Windows 11 for ARM64. Run the installer, or extract the complete portable ZIP and launch Predator VPN.exe. System VPN requires administrator access. Packages are currently unsigned.

macOS: Requires macOS 13 or later. Open the DMG and drag Predator VPN into Applications, or extract the complete app bundle from the ZIP. Packages are ad-hoc signed and are not notarized. If Gatekeeper blocks first launch, verify the download and approve it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

Linux: Native x64 and ARM64 packages are available as AppImage, DEB and RPM. Use a current desktop with a Secret Service keyring, polkit and an authorization agent. System VPN requests polkit authorization; the interface runs without root access. AppImage may require a FUSE compatibility package.

Android: Requires Android 8.0 or later and a current Android System WebView. Install the APK, sign in and approve the system VPN request. Add Predator VPN to Quick Settings to connect or disconnect from the panel. The persistent notification provides connection status and a disconnect control.

Connection support

Sign in with a service account, complete email or authenticator verification when requested, select a location and connect. Account eligibility, regional availability and data allowances depend on the service.

TCP and DNS are supported. General application UDP, including browser QUIC and games, and a persistent kill switch are not supported. HTTP/3 is the transport to the VPN edge and requires working outbound UDP; it does not enable general UDP forwarding. Desktop apps remain in the tray when their window is closed; Android connections remain active in the background.

See the README for setup, features and licenses.

Installers for older versions are no longer distributed. Download the latest release.