Stash - Rule Based Proxy

nameserver-policy cannot mirror normal routing rules (rule) in a true 1:1 way. In particular, Stash does not support using rule-sets inside nameserver-policy. Because of this, once FakeIP is disabled, global misrouting becomes unavoidable. DNS policy and traffic rules cannot stay perfectly aligned, so the practical result is more detours, worse locality, and lower overall routing accuracy. This is not just an advanced feature request. It has a huge impact on real-world usabitity makes configuration much harder, greatly reduces flexibility, and creates a much steepe learning curve for beginners. Many users are forced into manual expansion and work arou configs, which is unnecessary and discouraging. Please learn from Mihomo in this area. Supporting rule-sets in nameserver-policy would significantly improve usability, reduce config complexity, and make Stash much more beginner-friendly! Thank you!

I’ve tried a few different proxy tools for iOS, but I keep coming back to Stash. The interface is much cleaner than most of its competitors, and it doesn't feel cluttered with a bunch of settings I’ll never use. I mainly use it to manage my network traffic for better privacy while I'm working from different cafes. The setup was pretty straightforward—I was able to get my rules running within a few minutes. I really appreciate how the statistics tab lets me see exactly what’s happening with my connection in real-time; it gives me a lot of peace of mind. It’s been very stable so far, with no random disconnects or heavy battery drain, which is usually my biggest gripe with these kinds of apps. If you're looking for a powerful tool that doesn't require a degree in networking to understand, this is definitely worth it.

My mac is running the iPad version of Stash, which I downloaded from App Store. The Launch button will disappear when the window’s width is big enough. I appreciate that you released several updates just to fix this, but unluckily on Mac now this bug still remains, when the window is in full size.