wtf is uac-sni-spoofer-windows?

UAC SNI Spoofer Windows is a Windows desktop application built as a network dashboard for improving internet connection quality on Iranian mobile carriers, specifically MCI (Hamrah-e Aval) and IranCell. It uses a method called SNI spoofing, credited to a group named Patterniha, along with the Xray proxy tool, to route traffic through selected servers and edges chosen based on live testing rather than a fixed list. The app scans and ranks available SNI hosts and edge servers, showing the results live, and automatically applies the chosen route as the Windows system proxy. If the app disconnects or is closed, it restores the previous Windows proxy settings so the system is not left misconfigured. Each carrier, MCI and IranCell, has its own separate profile and settings, so changing one carrier's configuration does not affect the other, and there is also a general Auto mode. The interface supports both Persian and English, with right-to-left and left-to-right layout support, and includes a live log view, a public IP check, and advanced settings for route, SNI, DNS, timeout, and fallback behavior. Most users are expected to run the portable Windows build, downloaded as a zip file from the project's GitHub Releases page, which does not require installing Python. Running it from source instead requires 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 and Python 3.11 or 3.12, installing the listed Python dependencies, and running an included PowerShell install script before starting the main program. The project is released under the GNU General Public License version 3, meaning the code can be used, inspected, and modified, but any published modified version must also be released under GPL-3.0 with its source code made available. The underlying SNI spoofing method from the Patterniha group, included as a third-party component, carries the same GPL-3.0 license.