V2ray Extension For Chrome < iOS >

Fix: Switch your V2Ray core transport protocol from TCP to UDP/mKCP, or find a server node with better routing to your physical location.

Offers a clean visual interface to manually bind your V2Ray local proxy ports with a single click. Step-by-Step Setup Guide: SwitchyOmega + V2Ray

These extensions utilize V2Ray technology directly or allow you to route Chrome's traffic through a V2Ray server: v2ray extension for chrome

| Issue | Likely Fix | | :--- | :--- | | Chrome says “ERR_PROXY_CONNECTION_FAILED” | Your V2Ray core isn’t running. Start your V2Ray client. | | Websites show your real IP | Check for WebRTC leaks (disable WebRTC or force proxy for all protocols). | | SwitchyOmega “test” works but browsing fails | Your V2Ray config may have route rules blocking Chrome’s user-agent. Switch to “Global” mode in V2Ray. | | HTTPS sites load slowly | Use SOCKS5 + remote DNS (configure dns block in V2Ray config). |

Follow this practical guide to have a working V2Ray-powered Chrome browsing session in 10 minutes. Fix: Switch your V2Ray core transport protocol from

Download a V2Ray GUI client like (Windows), v2rayU (macOS), or Qv2ray (Cross-platform).

Several independent developers have created dedicated extensions that can parse VMess or VLESS subscription links directly. These extensions simplify the process by allowing you to paste your node configurations right into the browser settings. Step-by-Step Setup Guide Start your V2Ray client

: If you are comfortable with config files and want "Lego-like" customization of your network.

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