Xray In Chrome

**XrayInChrome** is a powerful tool that integrates Xray core control directly into the browser's side panel. By leveraging the Chrome Native Messaging mechanism, it achieves a seamless connection between the browser UI and system-level network processes, allowing users to manage network proxies efficiently without dealing with complex command lines or tedious configuration files. --- ## ⚖️ Disclaimer - **Compliance**: The user is solely responsible for ensuring that the use of this project and its derivatives complies with all applicable local laws and regulations. - **Assumption of Liability**: Any and all legal liabilities, disputes, or consequences arising from the use of this project and its derivatives shall be borne exclusively by the user. --- ## ✨ Core Features - **🚀 Minimalist Control Center**: Real-time control of Xray core startup, shutdown, and status monitoring via the Chrome Side Panel. - **📦 Intelligent Subscription Management**: Support for one-click import of node links, automatically parsing and syncing them to local state without manual JSON editing. - **📜 Real-time Log Stream**: View Xray runtime logs directly in the browser interface for rapid connection troubleshooting. - **⚙️ Automated Deployment**: Built-in Go-based Native Host with one-click registry installation for secure communication between the extension and system processes. - **🛡️ Privilege Separation Architecture**: Employs a low-privilege frontend + high-privilege backend architecture to ensure the security of the browser environment. --- ## 📐 System Architecture XrayInChrome adopts a typical **Privilege Separation** architecture to ensure both operational convenience and system security: ```text [ Chrome Browser ] │ ▼ [ Sidepanel UI ] <───> [ Background Script ] │ │ (Chrome Native Messaging API) ▼ [ Go Native Host ] <───> [ Windows Registry ] │ │ (Process Management) ▼ [ Xray Core Process ] <───> [ Network Traffic ] ``` - **Frontend (Extension)**: Responsible for UI interaction, subscription parsing, and configuration orchestration. - **Native Host (Go)**: Responsible for Xray process lifecycle management, physical generation of config files, and system calls. - **Xray Core**: The actual binary executing the network proxy logic. --- ## 🚀 Quick Start ### 👤 User Installation Guide Follow these steps to get XrayInChrome up and running: 1. **Get and Start Setup**: Visit the [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/warriorrage/XrayInChrome/tree/main/native-host) to download and run the setup guide `xray-bridge.exe`. 2. **Confirm Intent**: Select **'Yes'** in the popup dialog to start installing or updating the bridge. 3. **Link Core**: Select the `xray.exe` core file on your computer and click OK. This registers the bridge in the Windows Registry, granting Chrome permission to call Xray. 4. **Verify Connection**: Restart your browser and click the **'Xray in Chrome'** extension button to open the side panel. The bridge will start automatically; confirm that `xray-bridge.exe` status becomes **'Running'**. 5. **Configure Nodes**: Import proxy nodes in the **'Server'** page and click to select a target node (marked with ✅) as the active configuration. 6. **Start Core**: Enable the toggle in the top right of the **'Home'** page. This will officially start the `xray.exe` core process. Once the status is **'Running'** and logs are clear, it is started successfully. 7. **Route Traffic**: In the **'Others'** (System Settings) page, check **'Use Xray Proxy'** and click **'Apply'**. Browser traffic will now be forwarded via Xray. --- ## 📂 Project Structure ```text XrayInChrome/ ├── extension/ # Chrome Extension source code │ ├── manifest.json # Extension manifest (V3) │ ├── background.js # Background service, maintains Native Host connection │ ├── sidepanel.js # Side panel main logic │ ├── state.js # Centralized state management │ ├── ui-core.js # UI base components │ ├── log-manager.js # Log stream processing │ └── utils.js # General utility functions └── native-host/ # Go Backend source code ├── main.go # Entry point, handles Native Messaging protocol └── pkg/ # Core packages ├── messaging/ # Message serialization & communication protocol ├── xray/ # Xray process lifecycle management ├── platform/ # Platform-specific implementations (Windows Registry, etc.) ├── config/ # Xray config generation & parsing └── installer/ # Install & uninstall logic ``` --- ## ⚠️ Security Note This project operates via Chrome's officially supported `Native Messaging` mechanism. This means: - **Controlled Communication**: The extension cannot arbitrarily access your file system; all system operations must pass strict validation by the `native-host`. - **Explicit Authorization**: Installing the backend requires administrator privileges (modifying the registry), ensuring that installation is a user-perceived and authorized action. - **Least Privilege**: The extension only requests necessary API permissions and does not run any third-party remote scripts. --- ## 📄 License MIT License