Happ 2.4.0 for Windows

Happ 2.4.0(518) is a proxy and VPN client for Windows from the Happ project. It does not sell its own servers: you add a subscription link or configuration from a server provider, and Happ handles the connection. The client is free, and you can download Happ for Windows from happ.su.

Who Happ is for

Happ belongs to a family of clients for modern proxy protocols, the kind that server providers, companies and technically minded users run on their own servers. Such services usually hand out a subscription link that contains a list of servers and settings. Instead of configuring each server by hand, you paste the link into Happ and choose a server from the list. That makes Happ useful for people who already have access to such a service and want a tidy client on several devices: the project offers apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. The desktop versions are built with the cross-platform framework Qt 6, while the mobile apps are written natively in Swift and Kotlin. Happ is not for someone looking for a one-click VPN with its own servers; without a subscription or configuration from a provider, there is nothing to connect to. It is also not an anonymity tool by itself: the server operator can see your traffic's destinations, so choose a provider you trust.

System requirements

According to Happ's requirements page, desktop versions for Windows, macOS (DMG) and Linux use Qt 6. The macOS App Store version needs macOS 15 and newer, and the Android app runs on Android 5.0 and newer. The same page has advice for users with older Windows versions.

Getting started

1. Download the Windows client from the official Happ website and install it.
2. Copy the subscription link or configuration you received from your provider.
3. Add it in Happ; the server list appears.
4. Pick a server and connect.
5. Update the subscription in the app when your provider changes servers.

The installer is about 87.79 MB according to catalogue data.

Safety and legal notes

• Use subscriptions only from providers you trust; they can see where your traffic goes.
• Do not paste configurations from random chats or public channels.
• Follow the laws of your country and the rules of your employer or school on proxies and VPNs.
• Download the client only from the official site.

Key facts

Pros and cons

• Pro: one client across desktop and mobile systems.
• Pro: imports server lists from subscription links.
• Pro: free.
• Con: needs a subscription or configuration from a provider.
• Con: trust depends entirely on the server operator.

Alternatives

Similar clients in our listings include v2rayN and Hiddify. For a VPN service with its own servers, look at Proton VPN, Windscribe VPN or Mullvad VPN.