Clash Verge

Clash Verge is an open-source Web App / Server that provides a graphical user interface for managing network proxies. It serves as a client for the Clash Meta (mihomo) core, allowing users to route network traffic based on predefined rules to secure or redirect their internet access. The application is designed to simplify the management of proxy servers and routing logic through a visual dashboard.

The application is built using the Tauri framework and is available for Windows (x64/x86), macOS 11+ (Intel/Apple), and Linux (x64/arm64). Users install the software via standalone packages provided on the project release page. The project offers different distribution channels, including a stable version for daily use and an AutoBuild version for users who wish to test the latest rolling updates and provide feedback on new defects.

Key features

• Built with Rust and the Tauri 2 framework
• Integrated Clash Meta (mihomo) core with support for Alpha versions
• Custom theme colors, proxy group icons, and CSS injection
• Configuration management using Merge and Script functions
• System proxy and TUN mode for virtual network card support
• Visual editor for nodes and routing rules
• Configuration backup and synchronization via WebDav

The software is specifically designed for users who require a visual interface to manage complex proxy configurations without the need to edit YAML files manually. It includes built-in syntax highlighting for configuration files to reduce errors during manual edits. By utilizing the Tauri architecture, the application maintains a small memory footprint while providing a flexible web-based frontend for the user interface. It supports multiple languages, including English, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, and Persian, making it accessible to a global user base.

This tool is a cross-platform GUI for users seeking a modern interface to manage rule-based tunnels and network traffic routing.