Shows whether the current page is direct, proxied or blocked using the compatible control API in Clash, Mihomo and sing-box
Users
85
+20 in 30 days
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0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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#90K
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Version
1.4.1
updated 25 Jul 2026
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About Clash Indicator
Clash Indicator shows the route status of the current page and its resources in real time, so you can quickly see whether requests are direct, proxied, blocked, or temporarily unknown.
The extension connects directly to a Clash-compatible external controller API in read-only mode. It does not change proxy settings and does not collect or upload user data. Clash, Mihomo, sing-box, and other cores exposing the same compatible API are supported.
FEATURES
• Toolbar status for Direct, Proxy, BLOCK, Unknown, and controller errors
• Matched rule, proxy chain, and node latency
• Three-column per-domain table showing route, average request duration, and request count
• Separate controller and dashboard URLs for built-in dashboards or standalone Zashboard
• Automatic light/dark theme with a subtle translucent surface
• Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, English, and Follow Browser modes
WHAT'S NEW IN 1.4.1
• Added a complete help page that opens on first install and remains available from the popup
• Added setup examples for Clash, Mihomo, and sing-box, plus controller address discovery and troubleshooting
• Added Traditional Chinese and Japanese with improved automatic language detection
• Added a separate dashboard URL instead of assuming every core serves a dashboard at controller + /ui/
• Added a one-time update notice after upgrading
• Expanded onboarding with router, local controller, Zashboard, BLOCK, dark-mode, and security guidance
HOW TO USE
1. Enable a Clash-compatible external controller in Clash, Mihomo, or sing-box.
2. Open extension settings and enter the controller URL and secret.
3. Click Test connection, then save after a successful test.
4. Optionally enter a complete dashboard URL. When empty, controller URL + /ui/ is used.
5. Open a web page and click the extension icon to inspect page and resource routes.
Short-lived connections, browser-cached requests, or incomplete data from the proxy core may still appear as Unknown.
SOURCE
https://github.com/AugustusHu/clash-indicator