Yes, we did a lot of testing and troubleshooting of Stealth Proxy protocols, that's why we have warnings in every guide. From our testing there are only two reliable and good clients, which are Outline and Shadowrocket.
The problem with Outline is that it only supports Shadowsocks, which is mostly blocked, does not have subscriptions and is made/backed by Google.
The problem with Shadowrocket is that it's paid, closed source and only available on macOS.
All remaining clients are forks of forks that might survive a couple of years and then disappear, because nobody keeps them updated.
Hysteria has the cleanest code so far compared to others, but it's a "protocol" and not an "application", so you will still rely on the same clients that you use for Stealth Proxies. Unless Hysteria decides to develop their own client (highly unlikely).
We hope to find a middle ground and solve this issue with our own clients (no ETA).
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Hi,
Yes, we did a lot of testing and troubleshooting of Stealth Proxy protocols, that's why we have warnings in every guide. From our testing there are only two reliable and good clients, which are Outline and Shadowrocket.
The problem with Outline is that it only supports Shadowsocks, which is mostly blocked, does not have subscriptions and is made/backed by Google.
The problem with Shadowrocket is that it's paid, closed source and only available on macOS.
All remaining clients are forks of forks that might survive a couple of years and then disappear, because nobody keeps them updated.
Hysteria has the cleanest code so far compared to others, but it's a "protocol" and not an "application", so you will still rely on the same clients that you use for Stealth Proxies. Unless Hysteria decides to develop their own client (highly unlikely).
We hope to find a middle ground and solve this issue with our own clients (no ETA).