Choose a server
Use manual selection, automatic selection, favourites, and health checks.
Choose a connection source first, then open Servers to see its servers. The list supports search, sorting, favourites, and selecting several entries.
Manual selection
Pick a server to use it as the selected exit. While connected, check Home for the actual active server.
Under Settings → Behaviour, Try other servers if one fails allows the app to move to another server in the subscription when the chosen one cannot start. Turn it off when a failed connection should stop with an error instead of falling back.
Automatic selection
Automatic mode chooses among servers in the selected source. Background health checks help avoid repeatedly failing candidates.
Enable Settings → Behaviour → Switch to the fastest server to keep measuring the best few servers and move to the fastest. These checks use a small amount of data every few minutes.
A latency result is a recommendation
A server with a good ping is a candidate, not confirmation of an active tunnel. The connected state and actual server name come from the running core.
When a server needs another core
An unsupported server is marked with the reason supplied by the selected core. Switch under Settings → Core, using the compatibility table to choose.
For example, official sing-box does not handle XHTTP; use the built-in core or Xray for those servers. The rigby:// protocol is not implemented by the embedded cores.
A single configuration with no server list
Some full configurations appear as one profile. They do not expose a separately selectable collection of servers in Servers. Use the configuration as supplied, or ask your provider for a subscription with individual server links.