Addon:
- Paste any https:// URL that returns a list of vless:// (either
newline-separated or base64) and the extension fetches, decodes,
parses, and adds every server to the dropdown. The full vless URL
never leaves the panel — the addon holds it in its own storage and
passes an opaque "sub-<hash>" id back for selection.
- Subscription CRUD on the addon side (listSubscriptions,
addSubscription, refreshSubscription, removeSubscription). A refresh
is a no-op inside the 6-hour TTL to avoid pounding the provider.
- Merges subscription servers with the baked-in three and gateway
overlay by id; the dropdown groups them under one banner.
Site:
- silentmode.st/vpn landing page: three-plan grid (Free, Pro at $1/mo
BCH, Max at $4/mo BCH), how-it-works four-step block, "the three
servers" strip with per-tier availability, why-this-VPN cards, FAQ.
Priced in USD, paid in BCH via the oracle at pay-time — same pattern
as the marketplace's USD-listing covenant, no reintroduction of
fiat/card processors.
Every commercial VPN client stores its server catalog as a JSON on the
backend and lets the panel pick from a dropdown; this pulls that shape
into the extension.
- server-list.json: baked-in default the tarball ships with. Three
Silent Mode slots (sm-1..sm-3), status "coming-soon" until the VLESS
URLs land — the toggle stays disabled for any entry whose status is
not "ready", so a placeholder cannot be selected by accident.
- Gateway overlay: index.js fetches
https://navigate.st/api/vpn/servers on activation (with a 6-hour TTL
and a "refresh" button in the panel) and merges by id — remote wins,
new remote entries append. Cached to per-addon storage so an offline
boot still has the last-good catalog.
- turnOn now accepts { serverId } or { vless }. Server id is resolved
through the catalog inside the addon; the panel only sees a public
view (label, flag, country, ready/coming-soon), never the raw URL.
- Panel: dropdown of servers + a "Custom vless://" option that reveals
the paste box. Selection persists per-machine, refresh button forces
a re-fetch, disabled toggle explains why in the hint area.
No behavioural change for anyone with a saved vless:// paste — that
path is now "Custom" in the dropdown and still works identically.
Binaries uploaded to bns/theseus/vpn-binaries/<platform>/, served
through the gateway at navigate.st/bns/theseus.x/vpn-binaries/.
Manifest hashes match a curl-fetched copy through the gateway.
Ships the extension small (~50 KB tarball). No binaries in it — the
platform-matched sing-box is downloaded on first "Turn on" from
bns/theseus.x/vpn-binaries/<platform>/, sha256-verified against the
manifest that ships inside this operator-signed tarball, and cached
under extensions-data/vpn/bin/. Every subsequent launch re-verifies
before spawning; a mismatch redownloads rather than trusts what is on
disk.
Config generator produces a sing-box config from a vless:// URL (the
shape a 3x-UI VLESS+Reality inbound produces), plus a SOCKS5 inbound
on 127.0.0.1:<ephemeral>. api.setSessionProxy points every Theseus
request at that port while the tunnel is up; child.on("exit") clears
it if sing-box dies. Off again clears the proxy back to whatever the
browser had.
Panel is a big on/off toggle with a status pill, a paste-and-save
endpoint box, and an Advanced disclosure with "auto-on at browser
start", "re-download binary" and "clear cache". Any user with a
vless:// URL can flip it on today; the free tier and the Silent Mode
exit inbound are the server-side half, documented under DESIGN.md.
Binary manifest ships with PENDING sha256s until the binaries are
uploaded to Sia — ensureBinary refuses to activate on a platform whose
sha256 is PENDING, so a user cannot flip it on against an unverified
download.
