Zephyr

Zephyr is a modern, lightweight, and secure graphical user interface (GUI) client for Mihomo and Clash, developed using Tauri and Rust. It prioritizes safety and minimalism, offering users an aesthetically pleasing experience without sacrificing functionality. The design philosophy centers around a sleek, visually appealing interface featuring translucent glass panels, smooth animations, and a dark mode option that enhances usability and modernity.

Key Features

• Mihomo Core Management: Start, stop, and restart the proxy core effortlessly.
• Multiconfiguration Management: Create, edit, and switch between YAML configurations for different needs.
• Subscription Management: Easily import subscriptions via URLs, files, or drag-and-drop with automatic Base64 decoding.
• Proxy Mode Switching: Choose between rule-based, global, or direct connection modes.
• Integrated System Proxy: Seamless management of the native system proxy across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• TUN Mode: Provides a system-level proxy for enhanced connectivity.
• Real-time Connection Monitoring: Monitor active connections, see historical trends, and assess speed metrics.

Advanced Capabilities with the Prism Engine

Zephyr incorporates the Prism Engine, which enhances the capabilities of Mihomo configurations:

• Declarative Rule Patching: Support for complex configurations using .prism.yaml.
• Smart Node Selection: Automated transition between nodes based on latency, success rates, and stability.
• Script Sandbox: Execute scripts with controlled resource limits ensuring safety.
• Plugin System: Load and manage plugins with fine-grained permission controls.

Security Design

Zephyr employs a multi-layered defense strategy:

• Machine Binding & Encryption: Secure subscription metadata and configurations.
• Network Protections: Include SSRF protection and DNS leak prevention measures.
• Script Execution Controls: Limit script capabilities to prevent misuse.
• File Safety Measures: Robust checks against unauthorized access and file modifications.

Community Engagement

Zephyr has garnered significant interest from developers and users with an active community contributing to its development. Users can report bugs, request features, or contribute improvements through GitHub Issues. Documentation is consistently updated to reflect the latest changes and enhancements.

Technical Stack

Leveraging the power of Tauri and Rust, Zephyr combines a lightweight desktop application framework with a robust backend. The frontend is built using native JavaScript and a modern CSS engine, ensuring fast performance and high responsiveness across platforms.

Getting Started

Begin using Zephyr quickly with straightforward steps. Download the latest version from the GitHub Releases page, install, and set up your proxy subscriptions effortlessly. By offering a clean interface and essential functionalities, Zephyr aims to bridge the gap between usability and aesthetic appeal in network management tools.