A small one: Tailscale support documentation.
A few of you have asked how this plugin behaves alongside Tailscale. Short answer: they get along out of the box, and the README now has a full section explaining why. It covers what the Kill Switch means for your peer connections, why device names can stop resolving while the VPN is up (and how to tell that apart from a real outage), and exit nodes: which setups work, which one doesn't, and how to route your laptop's traffic through Proton running on a machine at home. That last one is a genuinely nice setup, and Always On is what makes it dependable.
Read it here: Using it with Tailscale
The table of contents also moved to the top of the README, so the whole guide is scannable from the first screen.
In case you missed the last feature release, two things landed recently that are worth turning on:
- Split tunneling. Pick the apps that skip the VPN while everything else stays protected, or flip it around and put only your chosen apps on it. Two modes, a searchable list of your installed apps, and each mode remembers its own picks. Great for the one bank that blocks VPN IPs.
- Always On. Whenever Proton isn't connected, it reconnects you: at boot, on a new Wi-Fi, after a dropped tunnel. Paired with the Kill Switch it closes the gap from both sides: nothing leaks while you're down, and you don't stay down. Off by default, one switch to change that.
No code changes in this release. Update whenever you like:
omarchy plugin update io.github.grichard99.omaproton-vpn