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# Android Native Slice
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This folder contains a separate Kotlin/Android rewrite scaffold for running a local proxy on Android.
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What works in this first slice:
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- Foreground service
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- Local HTTP proxy listener
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- Local SOCKS5 listener
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- `CONNECT` tunneling
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- Plain HTTP proxying with request-line rewrite
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- JSON config editor in the app
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Current limits:
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- This is not yet a full port of the Python domain-fronting logic.
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- No MITM CA handling on Android.
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- No Apps Script relay or Google-fronted TLS transport yet.
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- No UDP associate for SOCKS5.
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How to use:
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1. Open `android-native` in Android Studio.
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2. Let Android Studio sync Gradle files.
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3. Run the app on a device or emulator.
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4. Edit the JSON config if needed.
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5. Start the service and point your browser/app to `127.0.0.1:8085` or `127.0.0.1:1080`.
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Suggested next steps if you want this to become the real Android version:
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- Port the `domain_fronter.py` transport layer to Kotlin
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- Add a real config model for `apps_script`, `domain_fronting`, and `google_fronting`
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- Add log streaming in the UI
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- Add optional `VpnService` mode for device-wide capture
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