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Releases: farfarfun/funclash
Release list
v1.0.5
- Internal improvements only.
Download based on your OS:
Remote panel (optional): FunClash-1.0.5-panel.zip
opens a desktop FunClash from a browser. Turn on Remote panel in Settings →
General, unzip this archive into the Panel folder that section shows, and open
the link beside it. The desktop serves the panel itself, so it has to sit in
that folder — pointing another web server at the archive will be refused.
Or from a package manager, both served by farfarfun/packages:
brew install funclash # macOS, once the tap is added
sudo apt install funclash # Debian and Ubuntu, once the source is addedAdding the tap or the source is two commands; that repository's README has them.
List of all changes: ChangeLog
v1.0.3
Features
- remote The remote panel can now read and write the desktop's data
Download based on your OS:
Remote panel (optional): FunClash-1.0.3-panel.zip
opens a desktop FunClash from a browser. Turn on Remote panel in Settings →
General, unzip this archive into the Panel folder that section shows, and open
the link beside it. The desktop serves the panel itself, so it has to sit in
that folder — pointing another web server at the archive will be refused.
Or from a package manager, both served by farfarfun/packages:
brew install funclash # macOS, once the tap is added
sudo apt install funclash # Debian and Ubuntu, once the source is addedAdding the tap or the source is two commands; that repository's README has them.
List of all changes: ChangeLog
v1.0.2
Features
- ui A new app icon
- remote Turning on the remote panel now installs it for you
Download based on your OS:
Remote panel (optional): FunClash-1.0.2-panel.zip
opens a desktop FunClash from a browser. Turn on Remote panel in Settings →
General, unzip this archive into the Panel folder that section shows, and open
the link beside it. The desktop serves the panel itself, so it has to sit in
that folder — pointing another web server at the archive will be refused.
Or from a package manager, both served by farfarfun/packages:
brew install funclash # macOS, once the tap is added
sudo apt install funclash # Debian and Ubuntu, once the source is addedAdding the tap or the source is two commands; that repository's README has them.
List of all changes: ChangeLog
v1.0.1
Features
- remote Remote panel: open the desktop app from a browser on your network
Download based on your OS:
Remote panel (optional): FunClash-1.0.1-panel.zip
opens a desktop FunClash from a browser. Turn on Remote panel in Settings →
General, unzip this archive into the Panel folder that section shows, and open
the link beside it. The desktop serves the panel itself, so it has to sit in
that folder — pointing another web server at the archive will be refused.
Or from a package manager, both served by farfarfun/packages:
brew install funclash # macOS, once the tap is added
sudo apt install funclash # Debian and Ubuntu, once the source is addedAdding the tap or the source is two commands; that repository's README has them.
List of all changes: ChangeLog
v1.0.0
Breaking Changes
- Rename the binaries, services and sockets to FunClash. An install of the project this one was renamed from does not migrate: the bundle id, the Windows service name, the systemd unit and the data directory all change, so profiles do not carry over. Remove the old privileged Helper by hand before installing — FlClashHelperService uninstall on Windows, systemctl disable --now flclash-helper on Linux.
- android Move the app to com.farfarfun.funclash, which Android treats as a different application: install this one alongside, or uninstall the old one first.
- Rename the Dart package to funclash
- changelog Restart the changelog at 1.0.0; nothing before it is kept here.
Bug Fixes
- site Look the Debian package up under the name it ships as
Download based on your OS:
Or from a package manager, both served by farfarfun/packages:
brew install funclash # macOS, once the tap is added
sudo apt install funclash # Debian and Ubuntu, once the source is addedAdding the tap or the source is two commands; that repository's README has them.
List of all changes: ChangeLog