📦 Serverless Access to Google Services

This project provides Sing-box and Xray custom configurations that try to improve access to some Google services using local DNS and routing logic.

No remote VPN/proxy server is required.

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✅ How to Use

1. Open your client app that supports JSON-based custom configuration.
2. Go to the Custom Config or Manual Settings section.
3. Paste the entire JSON config into the configuration field.
4. Save and apply.

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🔍 What It Does

• Alters DNS responses for Google services (like YouTube, Search) to simulate availability.
• Can bypass simple DNS-based filtering to allow partial access to Google.
• No proxy is involved — only DNS manipulation is used.

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🧪 Tested Services (Working)

• ✅ Google Search
• ✅ Gmail
• ✅ Google Maps
• ✅ Google Chat
• ✅ Google Drive
• ✅ Google Translate
• ✅ Google Assistant
• ✅ Google Lens

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⚠️ Known Limitations

• ❌ Google Play: App installs and updates do not work.
• ❌ YouTube: Videos cannot be played.
• ❌ Google Meet: Calls cannot be established.
• ❗️Connection tests may fail — this is expected and the config may still function.

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📁 Compatible Clients

Configs are prepared for different Sing-box and Xray core versions.

Choose the matching file for your app core version.

Tested clients:

Sing-box:

• Sing-box
• Nekobox

xRay:

• MahsaNG
• v2rayng
• v2RayTun

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ℹ️ Notes

• This method only works if you can already open www.google.com in your browser without using a VPN.
• This is a DNS-only workaround, not a full circumvention tool.
• No traffic is tunneled — only DNS responses are modified.
• Effectiveness depends on the filtering method used by your ISP.
• Local and non-blocked websites remain fully accessible.
• Only specific DNS responses are affected — general internet usage is unaffected.