Start with the node
Free nodes often expire. Test multiple nodes and confirm the protocol is supported before changing Android settings.
Fix Shadowrocket Android no-internet issues after importing nodes, including dead nodes, unsupported protocols, Android VPN permission, DNS conflicts, and per-app proxy settings.
Updated: 2026-05-11
If Shadowrocket Android connects but has no internet, test another node, enable the correct VPN permission, check DNS, and verify whether per-app proxy or rule mode is bypassing traffic.
Free nodes often expire. Test multiple nodes and confirm the protocol is supported before changing Android settings.
VPN permission, per-app proxy rules, private DNS, and battery optimization can all affect traffic.
After changing settings, check IP, DNS, and WebRTC signals to confirm the route is active.
Switch nodes, test global mode, and check DNS settings.
Review per-app proxy rules and Android VPN exclusions.
Relax battery optimization for the proxy client.
The node may be dead, DNS may be broken, or Android routing may exclude the target app.
No. First test another node, then test DNS and routing settings separately.
Yes. Some Android builds stop background network apps aggressively.