Preface One day, I came across an article by Chen Hao on Twitter. Having benefited from several of his blog posts, I instinctively felt it was reliable, so I read it and decided to write this practical guide. Why Use an HTTPS Proxy In the guide, it’s clearly explained why, plus my own experiences of several shadowsocks being banned, I felt it was necessary to switch to a more secure proxy method. ...
There are multiple versions of the Shadowsocks server side implementation. The original version was written in Python, and later, enthusiasts implemented it in various programming languages of their liking. Among all these implementations, I personally think the most reliable and stable one is the original Python version. The reason is simple - it has the most users. The Golang version is said to have the most features and also performs very well, making it quite powerful. This might be due to Golang’s inherent high performance and ease of implementation. There’s also an implementation using libev, a pure C implementation, which also offers good performance and is very lightweight. ...