Shadowsocks Method Tutorial

Setting Up HTTP Injector with Shadowsocks Method

Step 1: Install HTTP Injector

Download and install the latest version of HTTP Injector from the Google Play Store. Make sure you have version 5.5.0 or higher, as earlier versions may have limited Shadowsocks support.

Step 2: Get Shadowsocks Server Details

You'll need Shadowsocks server details to connect. These typically include:

• Server address (IP or domain)
• Server port
• Password
• Encryption method (e.g., aes-256-gcm, chacha20-ietf-poly1305)

Note: You can find free Shadowsocks servers online, but they are often unstable or short-lived. For better performance, consider setting up your own server or purchasing a subscription.

Step 3: Generate a Working SNI Bug Host

Use our SNI Generator tool to find working bug hosts for your country and network provider.

Step 4: Configure Shadowsocks Settings

1. Open HTTP Injector and tap on the menu icon (three lines)
2. Select "Shadowsocks Settings" or "SS Settings"
3. Enter your Shadowsocks server details:
   • Server: (Your Shadowsocks server address)
   • Port: (Your Shadowsocks server port)
   • Password: (Your Shadowsocks password)
   • Encryption Method: Select the method used by your server (e.g., aes-256-gcm)
4. If you have a Shadowsocks plugin, configure it in the Plugin section
5. Save the settings

Step 5: Configure Stealth Settings

1. Go back to the main screen and tap on "Stealth Settings"
2. Enable "Custom SNI"
3. Enter your bug host in the SNI field
4. Enable "SSL/TLS Spoofing" for better results

Step 6: Configure Connection Method

1. Go back to the main screen
2. Tap on "Connection Method"
3. Select "Shadowsocks" or "SS" from the options

Step 7: Connect and Test

1. Return to the main screen
2. Tap the "Start" button to initiate the connection
3. If everything is configured correctly, you should see a "Connected" status and be able to browse the internet
4. Test your connection by opening a browser and visiting a website