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1.clash-verge-rev / clash-verge-rev

A modern GUI client based on Tauri, designed to run in Windows, macOS and Linux for tailored proxy experience

clash
clash-meta
clash-verge
linux
mac
tauri-app
+2 more

Rust GPL-3.0156K total11K forks

+7,508 stars

from 148,823 · score 8.92

2.RoaycL / Murge

A brand-configurable Electron and Vue desktop GUI framework for a mihomo-powered network client.

Rust GPL-3.0126 total7 forks

+124 stars

from 2 · score 4.83

3.libnyanpasu / clash-nyanpasu

Clash Nyanpasu～(∠・ω< )⌒☆

clash
clash-meta
rust
tauri-app
mihomo
clash-rs
+5 more

Rust GPL-3.013K total808 forks

+114 stars

from 13,169 · score 4.74

4.shadowsocks / shadowsocks-rust

A Rust port of shadowsocks

shadowsocks
rust
socks5
socks4
transparent-proxy
http-proxy
+1 more

Rust MIT11K total1.5K forks

+74 stars

from 10,891 · score 4.32

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