A community-developed Tailscale client now provides SSH access by default and supports proxy modes for jailbroken Kindle devices. Earlier versions of Tailscale on a jailbroken Kindle operated in userspace mode without TUN capabilities, which limited the device’s ability to route traffic to other nodes in a Tailscale network. The new implementation, created by Mitanshu Sukhwani, enables Tailscale SSH without manual configuration of USB networking and a default user account. It also introduces a proxy mode that allows applications such as KOReader to reach other Tailscale devices by routing traffic through a local proxy listening on port 1055 for SOCKS5 or port 1056 for HTTP CONNECT. Additionally, a full TUN mode is available on certain Kindle models, providing device‑level network routing. Users can configure KOReader or other apps to use the proxy address 127.0.0.1:1055 for SOCKS5 or 127.0.0.1:1056 for HTTP CONNECT, enabling access to Calibre, Wallabag, Audiobookshelf, or self‑hosted feed servers. The proxy supports both SOCKS5 and HTTP CONNECT protocols, and the TUN mode can make Tailscale networking functional at the device level on some Kindles. Installation requires copying the plugin into KOReader’s plugins directory, using the “Install/Update Tailscale” option in KOReader’s menu, providing a Tailscale authentication key, and toggling Tailscale on. After enabling the service, users set the proxy address in KOReader and specify Tailscale IPs for other plugins. The plugin has been tested on Kindle PW5, PW6, Kobo, and PocketBook devices and is reported to work with a SyncThing plugin for KOReader. KOReader functions as an independent operating environment for jailbroken Kindles, expanding the range of possible integrations. Community members are encouraged to share their configurations on Reddit, Discord, Bluesky, X, Mastodon, or LinkedIn.