ShadowsocksR
About ShadowsocksR
ShadowsocksR branched from Shadowsocks to add an extensible protocol and obfuscation layer, expressed in share links as protocol, obfs and their parameters. It gained wide usage around 2015 but development stopped years ago, and most modern clients support it only for compatibility. SSR links carry a base64-wrapped body containing host, port, method, password and the plugin settings. New deployments generally prefer Shadowsocks with plugins or newer protocols, but archives of public SSR configs still circulate.
Top countries
Counts reflect the country codes observed on ShadowsocksR records. Follow a row to the protocol-country combination.
Frequently asked questions
Where do these records come from?
All records are collected from public sources — channels, websites, pastebins and repositories. Each record links back to the sources that published it.
What does freshness mean?
Freshness shows when a configuration was last seen in a public source. It is not a test result and does not mean the server is reachable.
How often is this page updated?
The index is refreshed continuously as sources are re-checked; these pages are regenerated every few minutes from the latest data.
Freshness shows when a config was last seen in a public source — not whether it works.