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The news has an RSS feed at hopfoxvpn.com/news/feed.xml. Under the hood, the site got a pass over titles, headings and link previews, so search engines and messengers show it properly.
The download page now starts with a choice of device. Today there is one entry, Android, and it leads to its own page with the APK, the version, the checksum and the install steps. Each new platform will get its own page in the same place.
Also fixed: dates on the site were shown in the language of your browser. They are now always in English and in UK time.
In the app, under the account number, there is now an Open account page link. The page opens in your browser already signed in: no number to type.
How it works: the app asks our panel for a link, the panel issues a random one-time code that is valid for two minutes and burns after the first use. Your account number never appears in the link, and the code is not derived from it, so an intercepted link is useless.
The same version is built for Mac and iPhone and will ship when those apps are released.
Small update. Under the account number in the app there is now a line that tells you where to use it: hopfoxvpn.com/account. The app also reports its version to our panel on every request, so the account page shows which version each device runs.
There is now an account page at hopfoxvpn.com/account. Sign in with the account number from the app (Account, next to the number there is a copy button). It shows your plan and the days left, every device that is signed in with the option to sign one out, how to add a new device, and your support tickets with the replies. You can also open a ticket from there.
The site works properly on a phone now: a menu button in the header, a stacked footer, and pages that fit a narrow screen.
The flag for Thessaloniki was missing on the home page. Fixed: the site now carries flags for every country, so a new location always gets its icon.
We rewrote hopfoxvpn.com so it describes exactly what exists today: the Android app, one protocol, and the locations that are actually running. The locations on this site are read live from our panel, so they never go stale.
New pages: Technology, with a detailed explanation of VLESS Reality and why we chose it, and this news section, where every change will be posted with a date. The site is served over HTTPS only.
In the apps, the status on the home screen is now a plain line of text instead of a badge, and the location block sits next to the Connect switch.
The home screen was redrawn. The status is now a small label instead of a big word, the location sits next to the Connect switch and opens the list when you tap it, and the fox makes exactly one hop when you connect.
Switching locations quickly no longer trips the tunnel: requests are queued and only the latest one wins. The visible IP is checked through the new tunnel every time, and the real address is fetched again after you disconnect.
The layout was checked on a 480×800 screen as well, so it fits older and smaller phones.
The first HopFox VPN app with a real tunnel is available on the download page as an APK. Android 8 or newer, any 64‑bit phone.
Inside: Xray 26.3.27 with VLESS Reality on port 443, so the connection looks like ordinary HTTPS to your network. The app creates an anonymous account on first launch; there is no sign-up, no card and no email. The first 30 days are free.
You can now open a ticket on the support page. After sending you get a link; the reply appears on that link. We never ask for an email, and the app opens the form with your account number already filled in.
Düsseldorf, Meppel and Thessaloniki are live. They are our own servers, keep no logs, and the app picks the fastest one for you by measuring latency on your device. More locations will be added as demand grows; the list on this site is read live from our panel.