- All platforms: New QML GUI is available. The new GUI can be enabled from the Settings.
Command line options "--enable-qml" and "--disable-qml" are also available.
- All platforms: warning about legacy options "at application start" and "while establishing VPN connection" when setting static DNS.
The previous options are obsolete and will be removed in the near future. We suggest to set them to "None"
and use only the "when VPN is connected" option.
- All platforms: DNS at "when VPN is connected" stage can not be set to "None" anymore.
The old "None" option could lead to wrong configurations without DNS, letting the user have a "no connectivity" expierence.
If previously "None" was set, we will revert to the default value "Pushed DNS".
- MacOS: Accessibility warning for MacOS 10.16 and above.
TorGuard requires accessibility permission on 10.16 and above.
Accessibility permission are required due to the fact that on newer MacOS, the application can only
control others applications if they have accessibility permissions. TorGuard controls OpenVpn, OpenConnect
and WireGuard processes, TorGuard does not control any system or other applications.
- MacOS: Abort installation if TorGuard is running.
- Linux: Abort installation/uninstallation if TorGuard is running.
- Linux: new "Block outside DNS" option is available in Linux.
This option could prevent DNS leak in special configurations.
- Linux: new "DNS Manager" option. The possible choices are:
- "/etc/resolv.conf" (the default and the one used until now)
- "systemd-resolved"
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Release torguard-v4.4.1, 2021-02-11
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- All platforms: New QML GUI is available. The new GUI can be enabled from the Settings.
Command line options "--enable-qml" and "--disable-qml" are also available.
- All platforms: warning about legacy options "at application start" and "while establishing VPN connection" when setting static DNS.
The previous options are obsolete and will be removed in the near future. We suggest to set them to "None"
and use only the "when VPN is connected" option.
- All platforms: DNS at "when VPN is connected" stage can not be set to "None" anymore.
The old "None" option could lead to wrong configurations without DNS, letting the user have a "no connectivity" expierence.
If previously "None" was set, we will revert to the default value "Pushed DNS".
- MacOS: Accessibility warning for MacOS 10.16 and above.
TorGuard requires accessibility permission on 10.16 and above.
Accessibility permission are required due to the fact that on newer MacOS, the application can only
control others applications if they have accessibility permissions. TorGuard controls OpenVpn, OpenConnect
and WireGuard processes, TorGuard does not control any system or other applications.
- MacOS: Abort installation if TorGuard is running.
- Linux: Abort installation/uninstallation if TorGuard is running.
- Linux: new "Block outside DNS" option is available in Linux.
This option could prevent DNS leak in special configurations.
- Linux: new "DNS Manager" option. The possible choices are:
- "/etc/resolv.conf" (the default and the one used until now)
- "systemd-resolved"
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