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Expanded VLESS XHTTP and Hysteria2 imports to preserve independent download settings, Reality hybrid key exchange, and Gecko/ECH options. Fixed lost or incorrectly mapped parameters in TUIC/Hysteria, WireGuard, Snell, and SSH. Advanced options require support from the client kernel.
Fixed target proxy group matching after rule imports and handling after groups are renamed, disabled, or deleted, keeping the editor and visual preview consistent.
Improved public subscription imports in IPv6 fake-IP DNS environments while preserving the default protections for private and reserved addresses.
Updated runtime and dependency security baselines while preserving parsing compatibility for YAML credentials, merged configurations, and multiline arrays and objects.
Upgrade Notes
Docker images include the updated Node.js runtime, so the host's Node.js does not need upgrading. One-click installation users can run subboost update after the stable release is published. The updater first creates and verifies a database backup, then briefly restarts the service.
When building or running source directly with Node.js, first use Node 24.x (at least 24.22.1, recommended) or Node 26.x (at least 26.12.1). Node 22 and 25 are no longer supported.
Upgrading from v2.9.0 introduces no new database migrations or environment variable changes. Keep existing data, configuration, and keys, and back up before upgrading. Docker Compose source deployments should continue updating and rebuilding images according to the deployment documentation.