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PacketLens
PacketLens is a pure front-end, offline pcap analysis tool that runs entirely in the browser, supporting deep protocol decoding, HTTPS decryption, and million-packet instant loading without any backend.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It is a privacy-friendly, zero-dependency browser tool with precise parse-preserve-rebuild logic: it only changes four parameters, preserves everything else, and supports batch processing, drag-and-drop, and detailed change summaries.
Who it is for
- Users of v2rayNG 2.2.6-P2 patterniha build
- VLESS/CDN proxy users needing optimized configurations
- Privacy-conscious users who want a no-upload tool
- Developers interested in vanilla JavaScript URL parsing and rebuilding
Use cases
- Quickly convert a VLESS config for CDN fronting
- Batch-optimize multiple VLESS links from a TXT file
- Customize CDN IP, fingerprint, cipher suites, or FinalMask
- Generate configurations compatible with patterniha v2rayNG build
Strengths
- Everything runs client-side; no server, analytics, or URL storage
- Preserves non-target parameters, fragment text, IPv6 hosts, and unknown parameters
- Supports multiple configs per batch with change summary and copy/export options
- Exposes a JavaScript API for testing and integration
Considerations
- Output works only in v2rayNG 2.2.6-P2 patterniha build, not official v2rayNG or other clients
- Only VLESS URLs are supported; vmess, trojan, and ss are rejected
- CDN IP and other defaults are fixed unless manually changed in advanced settings
README quick start
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