To use other Mullvad bridge servers replace the server IP in both command #1 and #2 above where it says "194.127.199.245". You can use any port between 1300 - 32999. If it doesn't work then you can try to change the server port from 443 in both command #1 and #2 above where it says "443". Set Mullvad to use a specific bridge server and port: Sudo apt install shadowsocks-v2ray-pluginġ. Open the Terminal and run the following command to install the v2ray plugin for Shadowsocks: Here are some you can use with websockets only: Edit the Server IP and use the same IP with the mullvad bridge command. In the Shadowsocks app in the “Plugin Options” field change the text “mode=quic” to only “tls” (don’t change it to “mode=tls”). In case it does not work then try to connect using websockets instead of quic. You can find more bridge servers in our Servers list. Then use the same IP with the mullvad bridge command above. To use other Mullvad bridge servers replace the Server IP and replace the hostname ("") from the Plugin Options field. If it doesn't work then you can try to change the Server Port from 443 in the Shadowsocks app and the mullvad bridge command. Mullvad relay set tunnel-protocol openvpn Open the Command Prompt and run the following commands:
Browse to the location of the Shadowsocks app (in the Downloads folder) and select Shadowsocks.exe and click on Add. Go to the Mullvad app settings > Split tunneling and click on the button “Find another app” in the bottom. Plugin Program: v2ray-plugin_windows_amd64.exe
Shadowsocks runs in the Windows taskbar tray and connects automatically. Enter the information from the screenshot below and click on Apply. Move the extracted file (v2ray-plugin_windows_amd64.exe) to the Shadowsocks folder.Right click on the “v2ray-plugin-windows-amd64-v1.3.2.tar.gz” file and extract it with 7-Zip.Unzip the Shadowsocks-4.4.1.0.zip file.This guide will show you how to connect using Shadowsocks with v2ray and the Mullvad app.
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