TProxy-TCP-UDP

TProxy makes "system-wide proxy" practical. Rather than asking each app to point at a proxy, it sits in the kernel and silently diverts TCP and UDP connections toward the proxy engine, preserving the true destination address for correct routing decisions.

Why TProxy Is Useful

• Zero app changes: Existing software needs no proxy awareness.
• TCP and UDP together: Both traffic types pass through the same mechanism.
• Fast by design: Kernel-level processing keeps overhead small.
• Linux-based: Native to the netfilter architecture.
• Smart filtering: Decisions can follow IPs, ports, and more.

TProxy Settings in FlClash

FlClash exposes TProxy options for Linux setups. The relevant parameters:

• port: Local port for TProxy listener
• network: Network type (tcp or udp)
• device: Network device to bind to