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Setting Up OpenNet VPN on macOS

You can connect to OpenNet VPN on macOS using modern and flexible VPN clients that support VMess, VLESS, and Trojan protocols. These apps offer encrypted and private tunnels that work reliably across various networks.

🔐 You’ll need your OpenNet access code to begin. If you don’t have one, visit opennetvpn.comarrow-up-right to request a free trial or subscribe.

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Using V2Ray-Compatible Apps

Several apps for macOS provide seamless support for OpenNet VPN access codes. The most popular options are V2RayU, V2Box, and Qv2ray.

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Option 1: V2RayU or V2Box (Recommended)

1. Install the App

2. Import Your Access Configuration

  • Launch the app and click the “Import” or “+” button.

  • Paste your OpenNet VMess/VLESS/Trojan configuration link or scan the provided QR code.

3. Connect to VPN

  • After importing, select the server from your list.

  • Click “Start” or toggle the switch to activate the VPN.

  • Optionally, enable “Global Proxy” to route all system traffic through the tunnel.

Once connected, all traffic from your Mac will be encrypted via OpenNet’s secure servers.

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Option 2: Qv2ray (Advanced)

Qv2ray is a cross-platform V2Ray client that requires the Xray core.

  • Download Qv2ray: GitHub – Qv2rayarrow-up-right

  • Launch the app, and let it automatically install the core (Xray).

  • Import your configuration link and click Connect.

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⚠️ Notes

  • Only one VPN app should be active at a time. Disconnect V2RayU if switching to Qv2ray, and vice versa.

  • All OpenNet access codes work across all clients and protocols — try different apps if you experience network filtering or need enhanced compatibility.

With one of these macOS-compatible apps, you’ll enjoy fast, secure VPN access with full protocol flexibility.

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