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1. Background
SubBoost is an online Clash subscription enhancement service. It can convert server subscriptions or nodes into optimized Clash subscriptions and automatically update. Through the UI, you can visually configure advanced features with a single click: chained proxies, precise routing, and DNS leak protection.
After two weeks of testing and fixes, the main features are now stable. Therefore, the database will be deleted at 22:00 on January 11 to switch to long-term operation. You will need to re-register at that time; please back up important data.
Data reset completed, now running in production.
Tentative quotas:
- 1 subscription quota；
- For each subscription, a maximum of 200 nodes；
- 1 template quota；
- 3 per import source；
Should meet the needs of most people, and you can also purchase additional quotas at the LDC Store.
2. Usage Guide
3. Known Issues
3.1 Google-related routing
Gemini: Due to adjustments to the Gemini verification mechanism, it is currently necessary to route Gemini and Google through the same node for proper operation. Gemini is by default in the AI服务 routing group, and a separate Gemini routing group is also provided for manual selection.
Google Scholar: Because Google Scholar requires higher IP quality than other Google services, it is currently by default in the 教育资源 routing group, and a separate Google Scholar routing group is also provided for manual selection.
3.2 Automatic updates for server subscriptions
You can enable auto-update on the My Subscriptions page, with a minimum interval of 12 hours; once enabled, it will automatically periodically fetch the server URLs.
During this period, updates to subscriptions in the client will use the last auto-update cache, so the data stays the same. So please don’t update the subscriptions imported by the client too often! Frequent fetches may get you banned.
The traffic and expiration date on the subscription cards will pass through and aggregate data from all servers, and the aggregation rule is: traffic adds up, expiration date takes the earliest.
3.3 Domestic services and DNS leaks
Domestic services when no-resolve is enabled will not cause DNS leaks, but some domestic sites may be routed to the 漏网之鱼; if you disable no-resolve, the opposite happens. The advanced mode provides a no-resolve switch for users to decide.
New Experimental switch: uses the geosite/cn.mrs rules in the backend. When enabled, DNS leaks will not occur while correctly routing the vast majority of domestic sites; but it may also cause unexpected routing errors.
4. Changelog
Future update announcements will be posted on the blog Original post
20260201
- Support the latest MIhomo kernel specification.
- Support AnyTLS protocol.
- Optimize the
Domestic Services’sExperimentalfeature.
20260124
- Added the
Domestic Services’sExperimentalfeature, which can correctly route domestic sites without DNS leaks. - Ability to customize the order of all proxy groups in the UI.
Filter Proxy Groupsadds type selection.- After importing server URLs, display remaining traffic and expiration time.
- LDC Store purchases are automatically delivered.
20260122
- Added support for
http/https/sshprotocols. - Added node sorting feature and improved node display.
- Fixed inconsistent node parameter order, improved YAML display in previews.
- Improved error display.
20260117
- Added advanced editing for
Node Import, enabling adding tags to all nodes in a subscription source; - Added search and bulk editing in
Node Management, and automated port binding; - Added
Filter Proxy Groupsfunctionality; - UI improvements and bug fixes.
5. VIP Thanks List
Special thanks to the following folks for purchasing SubBoost VIP at the LDC Store:
6. Feedback
Reproducible bugs can earn value of 1500 LDC in the Pamir University AU Campus Qualification or 500 LDC.
For bugs that are valid, the folks:
@SummerGu 500LDC
@cxboyyyds AU Campus Qualification
