SagerNet VS traccar-client-android

If you cannot force proxy-obedient webview, you can use VPN tunnels. Just spilt-tunnel VPN and only tunnel traffic from a app to the proxy. For example, sagernet use a VPN tunnel implementation to force all traffic through a proxy. We may use this to force all android webview traffic or some other user-selected browser traffic to the proxy, routing through the i2p network. Just don't by-default setup outproxy. Either block non-i2p traffic outright, or route non-i2p traffic to clearnet. We could also use UPNP to port-forward automatically, and speed-test the user and enable a higher bandwidth by default. This way the i2p network can get more high-speed peers.

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You're right, I didn't think of that. Hmm, maybe you can use a proxy app (e.g. shadowsocks, sagernet, v2rayNG), but I don't have any experience with these.

Hello. I have several Wireguard configs (.conf) and want to test them before using one and find the best and fastest server. Also, most of them are periodically timeout and checking them one by one is so hard. I need a software that bulk tests them and shows me at least which is timeout. I find "Sagernet" app (https://github.com/SagerNet/SagerNet) that supports Wireguard protocol and three test methods (ICMPing TCPing URL test) But only ICMPing works for Wireguard that the results are not correct (for all servers shows a good ping while most of them are timeout). Is there a solution to the problem?

But i've found this app https://github.com/SagerNet/SagerNet. Supports many more protocols than Wireguard and socks5, but you can combine wg+socks5 with this app !! performance wise, i see no issues.

SagerNet (version 0.5-rc23): The universal proxy toolchain for Android

Traccar also has client apps you can use to send data. https://www.traccar.org/client/ The whole thing is easy to set-up selfhosted as well.

I don't think there is or can be any alternative. Sure, there are apps like Traccar but they all use a background service to actively ask for a location periodically, which eats battery and gets killed by the OS quite often. Google can do it because it has special permissions and collects the location basically as a by-product of other activity on the phone.

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