Keqdroid

Linux

- TUN on Xray works on systems with strict reverse path filtering (rp_filter=1). DNS queries to any address go into the tunnel.
- With ufw or firewalld on, TUN on mihomo runs the gVisor stack for the session in place of system or mixed. The hint under "Network stack" says so, and the app log names the firewall.
- In TUN on both cores, servers running on the computer answer clients that connect from outside the way the request came in. This needs nftables.
- In TUN on mihomo, a browser's WebRTC goes through the tunnel and no longer shows the real address.

Updates

- On Android an update downloads only the parts of the new APK that changed and takes the rest from the installed app: about 10 of 50 MB for a typical release. This starts with the update after 0.37.0. If the pieces don't match, the whole file is downloaded.
- Downloaded update files no longer pile up in the temp folder.
- The APK is about 2 MB smaller, the Windows zip about 3 MB.

Android

- In the background the app closes the videos in subscription headers and stops hidden loading animations, which frees about 70 MB.
- The cores take up to 3.4 MB less space on the phone.
- Fast scrolling through the server list no longer drops frames.
- Swiping between tabs no longer stutters.

Wiki

- The wiki is at kequinq.art/docs/keqdroid, in English and Russian: subscriptions, routing, DNS, connection modes, ping, updates and the cores.