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Does Shadowrocket work on iPhone Duo?

Not confirmed yet. Shadowrocket runs normally on iPhone Duo's outer display, but there's no reliable report yet of how it looks on the inner display.

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Illustration: how this app looks on the inner display is not confirmed yet?
Shadowrocket on the inner display — not confirmed yet

At a glance

Inner display (7.6″)
Not confirmed yet
Outer display (5.4″)
Works normally
Split View
Supported
Every app, automatically
iPad version
Yes
Layout already handles big screens
Latest version
v2.2.92
Sep 7, 2026
Duo in release notes
Not yet

On the inner display

iPhone Duo shows each app in one of three ways depending on which SDK it was built with: letterboxed with black bars (iOS 26 or earlier), expanded with some empty space (iOS 27), or full screen (iOS 27.1 and later). We don't yet know which applies here.

Shadowrocket already ships an iPad version, so its layout already copes with larger screens. That gives its developer a head start on iPhone Duo's inner display, which reports the same regular size class as an iPad.

Why some apps show black bars on iPhone Duo →

In Split View

iPhone Duo is the first iPhone that can show two apps side by side, and every app takes part — including Shadowrocket. Open it on the inner display, then add a second app next to it. You can save the pair and come back to it later.

How Split View works on iPhone Duo →

Duo-specific features

None confirmed yet. Duo-specific features include side toolbars, layouts that react to the fold, and content on the outer display while the app is open inside.

Evidence & history

No public evidence yet. iPhone Duo ships on October 23, 2026; if you have one, tell us how Shadowrocket looks — a screenshot helps.

Latest release notes

Version 2.2.92 · Sep 7, 2026

* feat(protocol): add Sudoku proxy protocol support and optimize data-path forwarding to reduce memory allocations and buffer copying * feat(dns): support dedicated DNS routing for direct domains, DNS over TCP, DNSCrypt upstreams, and multiple servers in CNAME/Host rules * feat(tailscale): migrate login to TS2021, support subnet routing and exit nodes, and introduce low-power tunnel suspension on demand * feat(protocol): support Clash SSH/packetaddr subscription imports * feat(macos): add menu bar routing controls and quick server configurations for macOS * feat(group): add an independent ping-based auto-sort option for policy groups * perf(transport): handle KCP backpressure, harden WireGuard/Hysteria packet security, and restore full upload throughput on QUIC transports * fix(vpn): prevent tunnel startup hangs, preserve local device connectivity, and prevent stale speedtests from resetting VPN states * fix(dns): route host resolutions and QUIC endpoints through tunnel resolver, and reuse H2 addresses for H3 upgrades * fix(tailscale): advertise disco keys for direct paths, respect custom DERP TLS verification, and fix battery drain when VPN is disconnected * fix(rule): fix remote rule set refreshes, preserve quoted rewrite tokens during parsing/export, and guard compiled policy group updates * fix(system): support WebKit scoped globals and fetch polyfills in scripts, and apply tombstone-based iCloud manifest to prevent configuration rollbacks * fix(system): prevent WKWebView

Questions

Does Shadowrocket work on iPhone Duo?

Not confirmed yet. Shadowrocket runs normally on iPhone Duo's outer display, but there's no reliable report yet of how it looks on the inner display.

Does Shadowrocket work on the outer display?

Yes. iPhone Duo's 5.4-inch outer display behaves like a regular iPhone screen, so every iPhone app works there as usual.

Can I use Shadowrocket in Split View on iPhone Duo?

Yes. On iPhone Duo every app can be placed side by side with another app on the inner display — developers don't need to opt in. How comfortable it feels at half width depends on the app's layout.

Will Shadowrocket have black bars on iPhone Duo?

It depends on the version of Apple's SDK the current build of Shadowrocket uses: iOS 26 or earlier means black bars, iOS 27 means mostly filled, iOS 27.1 means full screen. We'll update this page as soon as there's evidence.