Simple all that allows for the use for dnscrypt-proxy 2 on an iPhone.
- Homepage: apps.apple.com/us/app/dnscloak-secure-dns-client/id1452162351
- GitHub: github.com/s-s/dnscloak
- Web info: web-check.xyz/check/apps.apple.com
DNS Cloak Source Code
Author
Description
iOS GUI and wrapper for dnscrypt-proxy 2
Homepage
License
MPL-2.0
Created
31 Mar 19
Last Updated
08 Jun 26
Primary Language
Objective-C
Size
2,987 KB
Stars
352
Forks
46
Watchers
352
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
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@s-s (26)
Recent Commits
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s-s (01 Nov 20)
adjust api
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s-s (25 Jan 20)
adjust to current proxy api
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s-s (13 Nov 19)
match new API
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s-s (01 Nov 19)
bump to 2.0.31
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s-s (25 Oct 19)
bump beta
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s-s (25 Oct 19)
go1.13 + initial modules support
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s-s (29 Jul 19)
Bump beta
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s-s (29 Jul 19)
Reapply network settings on any network type changes
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s-s (29 Jul 19)
Typo
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s-s (29 Jul 19)
Make npm happy
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s-s (07 Jun 19)
Bump beta
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s-s (07 Jun 19)
Bump
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s-s (07 Jun 19)
Monitor network reachability changes and refresh servers info (update RTTs, check for new available servers, remove unavailable)
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s-s (07 Jun 19)
API bindings to close idle HTTP(S) connections and refresh resolvers info
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s-s (05 Jun 19)
Building with Xcode 10.2 is fixed in vanilla gomobile
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s-s (05 Jun 19)
dncrypt-proxy 2.0.25
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s-s (04 Jun 19)
-x
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s-s (04 Jun 19)
Fix #1
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s-s (17 May 19)
Stop sync
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s-s (22 Apr 19)
Config TOML<->JSON conversions, sources JSON serialization
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s-s (09 Apr 19)
Mention Apache Cordova & Framework7
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s-s (01 Apr 19)
install dev deps too
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s-s (01 Apr 19)
small fixups
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s-s (01 Apr 19)
fix corrupted plugins
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s-s (31 Mar 19)
typo
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s-s (31 Mar 19)
init
DNS Cloak Website
Website
Redirects
Does not redirect
Security Checks
2 security checks failed (63 passed)
- HTTP Status Error
- HTTP Client Error
Server Details
- IP Address 23.222.196.33
- Hostname a23-222-196-33.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com
- Location Ashburn, Virginia, United States of America, NA
- ISP Akamai Technologies Inc.
- ASN AS20940
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Safety Score
Website marked as safe
100%
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API
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