Instructions for Android

Crypto domains (type 4, ygg + alfis)

DNS

324:71e:281a:9ed3::53 Alfis, Meshname, OpenNIC and legacy clearnet
302:db60::53 port 53, Alfis, AdGuard DNS
300:6223::53 port 53, Alfis, AdGuard DNS
302:7991::53 port 53, Alfis, AdGuard DNS
325:5a4:d1c9:db96::53 Alfis, EmerDNS
300:c0de:3488:123a::53 Alfis and legacy clearnet (Cloudflare DNS)

Installing Yggdrasil on Android:

Step 1: Download the Yggdrasil application from either of the following sources:
- F-Droid https://f-droid.org/en/packages/eu.neilalexander.yggdrasil/
- GitHub https://github.com/yggdrasil-network/yggdrasil-android/releases

Step 2: Choose the nearest peer from the list of available countries on this page: Public Peers https://publicpeers.neilalexander.dev/. Copy the peer's information to your clipboard.

Step 3: Open the Yggdrasil app and go to the "Peers" section. Hit "+" and paste the peer's info in the field that appears, then save the changes.

Step 4: Return to the app's main menu and tap "Start Yggdrasil".

Step 5: Open the following site to validate your connection: http://[200:ff39:a94d:1877:156c:448a:3bd8:1c54]/

Step 6: To recognize Ygg and Anon domain names, add any of the listed IPv6 addresses labeled "Alfis" in the app's "DNS" section. Check the list here https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/services.html.

Step 7: Activate the Yggdrasil connection.

Step 8: Open your browser and test active domains, for example:
- http://just-service.ygg/
- http://just-service.anon/

Note: When the Yggdrasil client is active, all DNS requests will be redirected through the application, enhancing your level of anonymity.