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1.PAICNI / CFNext

TranslatedCFNext — a multifunctional proxy subscription management panel deployed on Cloudflare Workers / Pages

JavaScript No license2.8K total1.4K forks

+200 stars

from 2,556 · score 5.30

2.vernesong / OpenClash

A Clash Client For OpenWrt

clash
openwrt
openclash
luci
shadowsocks
v2ray
+3 more

JavaScript MIT28K total4.1K forks

+99 stars

from 27,970 · score 4.61

3.n0de-sudo / Perfect-Rules

TranslatedPerfect traffic-splitting rule source files for mainstream proxy software such as V2rayN, the Clash series, and Karing. Download and use them directly.

JavaScript No license1.5K total278 forks

+83 stars

from 1,462 · score 4.43

4.yonggekkk / Cloudflare-vless-trojan

TranslatedCF-workers/pages proxy script: supports Vless-ws(tls) and Trojan-ws(tls); Socks5/http local proxy script: three proxy modes to choose from: ECH-TLS, regular TLS, and no TLS

cdn
vless
cloudflare-workers
xray
ygkkk
cloudflare-pages
+10 more

JavaScript No license17K total9.9K forks

+65 stars

from 16,648 · score 4.19

5.byJoey / cfnew-panel

TranslatedCFnew standalone panel: one-click deployment on Vercel, subscription generation, and Worker configuration management

JavaScript Other license219 total326 forks

+23 stars

from 196 · score 3.18

6.Z-Siqi / Clash-for-Windows_Chinese

TranslatedThe former Chinese localization of Clash for Windows. It now provides an improved version of Clash for Windows, which includes replacing the core with Mihomo and compatibility with modern protocols such as AnyTLS

clash
windows
shadowsocks
anytls
chinese-localization
hysteria2
+1 more

JavaScript No license29K total3.2K forks

+10 stars

from 28,631 · score 2.40

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