Standalone Android Xray/V2Ray client fork based on the official v2rayNG project. This fork is designed to install alongside the original app, ship under its own release line, and keep the upstream base version transparent inside the app.
- Separate Android package ID:
com.v2ray.ang.pro - Side-by-side installation with the official
v2rayNG - Independent update channel from this GitHub repository
- About screen shows both the fork version and the upstream base version
- Release line tailored for this fork without overwriting the original app
- Official upstream project: 2dust/v2rayNG
- Upstream base version used for this fork:
2.0.15 - Upstream base commit:
d3118b5
- Install this fork beside the original app without replacing it
- In-app update checks target this repository's releases
- Release artifacts are published under the
v2rayNG-Prorelease line - Version-by-version release notes now live in CHANGELOG.md and are reused for GitHub releases
- A scheduled GitHub Actions workflow can sync new upstream
v2rayNGcommits into this fork - The automation reapplies the fork-specific patch set on top of the new upstream base
- After merge to
master, another workflow auto-tags the new fork version so the release build pipeline can run - This means upstream changes can be adopted with much less manual work while keeping the fork identity intact
- geoip.dat and geosite.dat files are in
Android/data/com.v2ray.ang.pro/files/assets(path may differ on some Android device) - the download feature can use enhanced rules from Loyalsoldier/v2ray-rules-dat
- official domain and IP lists can be imported manually from Loyalsoldier/v2ray-rules-dat and Loyalsoldier/geoip
- third-party
.datfiles can be placed in the same folder if needed
If users search for phrases like v2rayNG Pro, v2rayNG fork, Android Xray client, V2Ray Android proxy, or install alongside v2rayNG, this repository and its release pages should now be easier to understand because the naming, README, release line, and About screen all point to the same identity.
Android project under V2rayNG/ can be compiled directly in Android Studio or with the Gradle wrapper. The aar can be compiled from AndroidLibV2rayLite or AndroidLibXrayLite.
For WSA, VPN permission may need:
appops set [package name] ACTIVATE_VPN allow