Maodie Launcher: Fix HyperOS Proxy Issues (Magisk/KSU)

Maodie Launcher is an ARM64 Magisk and KernelSU module built on the Mihomo core. It acts as a system-level network proxy, specifically designed to bypass Tproxy breakage on HyperOS 3 devices while dropping gVisor overhead for maximized bandwidth.

I've been testing this on my HyperOS daily driver ever since recent system updates broke my usual Tproxy setups, and the difference is night and day. Because it forces the system network stack with auto-route instead of heavy gVisor, I'm actually maxing out my connection speeds again, and being able to kill the proxy straight from the KSU app without rebooting is a massive time saver.

Core Features

• HyperOS 3 survival: The modified system network stack and injected sysctl parameters bypass aggressive system restrictions perfectly.
• Toggle without rebooting: Just hit the module switch in KernelSU or Magisk to kill or start your connection instantly.
• MetaCubeXD is baked in: Node management and DNS switching are handled right from a local, secure WebUI on port 9090.
• Optional ad-blocking: You can trigger physical file deletion for system-wide ads by creating a specific blank file, though you need to watch your target paths carefully.

Support & Requirements

• Android Version: Android 10 and above (Strictly ARM64 devices)
• Root Manager: Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch

How to Install

1. Download the latest Maodie-Launcher .zip from the release page.
2. Flash the file directly through your Magisk, APatch, or KernelSU manager.
3. Reboot your phone and open [http://127.0.0.1:9090/ui](http://127.0.0.1:9090/ui) to paste your provider link.