Aether routing client designed to discover reachable paths; standalone builds for Android and Desktop.
Android·Windows·macOS·Linux
Overview & Purpose
What is WhiteAesther?
WhiteAesther puts you in control of Aether routing engines. Mobile and Desktop versions are maintained in separate repositories. The desktop client features BoringSSL 5.3 and synchronized routing logic with Android.
When should you use it?
When you want to experiment with Aether custom routing or need granular control over connection routes and relay nodes.
Key Features
Aether 2.4.0 core integration with multi-path discovery
Advanced TLS controls with BoringSSL 5.3 engine and custom SNI presets
Automated gateway scanning and reachable IP pool discovery (IPv4 & IPv6)
Dedicated SOCKS5 proxy exposure with single-click clipboard copying
Compact card-based interface optimized for desktop and mobile displays
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Verified: November 4, 2026
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When testing experimental routes, gateway latency may fluctuate during network throttling.
On Android, ensure background battery optimization is disabled for uninterrupted service.
Check the WhiteDNS Telegram channel for up-to-date gateway lists and routing presets.
Desktop and Mobile versions share identical core configs but have distinct UI layouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does WhiteAesther differ from WhiteVPN?
WhiteVPN uses the Mihomo proxy engine with standard protocols (VLESS, Trojan, etc.), whereas WhiteAesther specifically operates on the Aether routing protocol.
Can I use SOCKS5 in other apps?
Yes, WhiteAesther displays the active local SOCKS5 port so you can route Telegram, browsers, or terminal tools directly through it.
Page Sources & Verification
Links and release checksums verified on 2026-11-04. For future releases, visit upstream repository releases.