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clash-rules
DESCRIPTION
clash-rules is a repository that provides rule sets and configuration files designed for proxy tools and systems like V2Ray / Clash — helping users to decide routing, blocking, or proxy behavior based on domain, IP, or other criteria. The repo aggregates many community-maintained lists: blocked domains, direct access lists, proxy-needed domains, geo-IP lists, and more — offering up-to-date and curated configuration data that reflects network conditions, censorship lists, or desirable routing policies. For users of proxy tools or privacy/VPN systems, having such rule lists saves the manual effort of compiling blacklists, whitelists, or routing rules, and helps ensure more reliable, consistent routing and access. The rules are maintained in text-based formats, making them easy to inspect, edit, or integrate into proxy configurations. Because the repository is publicly available, the community can contribute updates (e.g. newly blocked domains, improved routing heuristics).
Features
- Community-maintained domain and IP rule sets intended for proxy/VPN configurations (block, direct, proxy lists)
- Aggregates multiple lists: blacklists, allowed domains, geo-IP data, domain-based routing, etc.
- Plain text format for easy inspection, editing, and manual configuration tweaking
- Helps users quickly configure proxy tools without manually curating routing or block rules
- Supports regular updates and community contributions to reflect evolving network or censorship conditions
- Suitable for users needing fine-grained control over routing, privacy, or access policies in proxy/VPN setups
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