BlackBadger

1. Download Shadowrocket from the App Store ($2.99)
2. Tap «+» → choose type SOCKS5
3. Enter the server address (from the list above) and port 8080
4. Username: your Navlink email. Password: your account password
5. Tap Connect — allow the VPN configuration when prompted

1. Open the App Store on your iPhone (blue icon with a white «A»)
2. Tap the search icon (magnifying glass) at the bottom and type Potatso Lite
3. Open the app page (or use this direct link) and tap «Get» (free)
4. iOS may ask for Face ID, Touch ID, or your Apple ID password — that's the standard install confirmation, nothing unusual
5. Once installed, tap «Open» (or find the Potatso Lite icon on your home screen and tap it)
6. If it asks to send you notifications, «Don't Allow» is fine — not required for it to work
7. On the app's main screen, tap the «+» in the top-right corner
8. From the list that appears, pick the last option — Manual Input
9. For Type, select Socks5
10. For Host, enter one of the server addresses from the list above (e.g. bb0.navlink.net) — copy-pasting is easiest
11. For Port, enter 8080
12. Turn on the Auth toggle (it reveals the Username and Password fields if they weren't already visible)
13. Username — your Navlink email. Password — your account password
14. Tap Save in the top-right corner — the server now appears in the main list
15. Tap the new server once to select it (it becomes highlighted / gets a checkmark)
16. Tap the main power toggle (usually at the top of the screen) — iOS will show its system prompt «Add VPN Configurations». This is the standard prompt iOS shows for any app of this kind — tap Allow and confirm with Face ID/passcode if asked
17. Done: if the toggle turns green/active, the connection is working. Confirm by opening any website in your browser

To disconnect, open Potatso Lite and tap the same toggle again — it turns grey. If a server doesn't connect, try a different address from the list above — they're interchangeable.

1. Open System Settings → Network
2. Click your active connection → Details…
3. Proxies tab → enable SOCKS Proxy
4. Server: address from the list above. Port: 8080
5. If auth required: check «Proxy server requires password», enter your Navlink email and account password
6. Click OK → Apply

1. In the address bar: about:preferences → Network Settings → click Settings…
2. Select Manual proxy configuration
3. SOCKS Host: address from the list above. Port: 8080. Version: SOCKS v5
4. Check «Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5»
5. Click OK. Enter your Navlink email and password when prompted

1. Download Proxifier from proxifier.com (free trial available)
2. Profile → Proxy Servers… → Add
3. Type: SOCKS Version 5. Address from the list above. Port: 8080
4. Enable authentication: Navlink email as username, account password
5. Profile → Proxification Rules… → set Default action to Proxy

1. In the address bar: about:preferences → Network Settings → click Settings…
2. Select Manual proxy configuration
3. SOCKS Host: address from the list above. Port: 8080. Version: SOCKS v5
4. Check «Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5»
5. Click OK. Enter your Navlink email and password when prompted

1. Open Settings → Network → Proxy
2. Select Manual
3. Socks host: server address from the list above. Port: 8080
4. Click Apply

1. Install: sudo apt install proxychains-ng (or dnf / pacman)
2. Edit /etc/proxychains.conf: replace the last line socks4 127.0.0.1 9050 with:
   socks5 <server> 8080 <email> <password>
3. Prefix any command with: proxychains curl https://example.com

1. In the address bar: about:preferences → Network Settings → click Settings…
2. Select Manual proxy configuration
3. SOCKS Host: server address from the list above. Port: 8080. Version: SOCKS v5
4. Check «Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5»
5. Click OK. Enter your Navlink email and password when prompted

1. Install SocksDroid from Google Play (free)
2. Enter the server address (from the list above) in Server Address. Port: 8080
3. Username: your Navlink email. Password: your account password
4. Tap the toggle in the top-right corner — allow the Android VPN configuration

1. Install Firefox from Google Play
2. Tap ⋮ → Settings → scroll to General → Network settings
3. Select Manual proxy configuration
4. SOCKS Host: server address from the list above. Port: 8080. Version: SOCKS v5
5. Enable «Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5»
6. Tap OK