1.60.0
Anton Tolchanov edited this page Mar 11, 2024
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- build Tailscale with Go 1.22
- authentication: present users with a valid login page when attempting to login even after leaving device unattended for several days
- networking: mute noisy peer mtu discovery errors
- networking: expose gVisor metrics in debug mode
- port mapper: support legacy "urn:dslforum-org" port mapping services
- port mapper: fix crash when no support mapping services found
- ssh: log warning when unable to find SSH host keys
- serve: improve error message when running as non-root
- cloud servers: Detect when Tailscale is running on Digital Ocean and automatically use Digital Ocean's DNS resolvers (ask Andrew)
- app connectors: enable app connectors to install routes for domains that resolve to CNAME records
- app connectors: support pre-configured routes from control server
- web client: add new read-only mode
- tailscale status command: fix output formatting Tailnet includes location-based exit nodes
- Fixed: tailscaled could be slow or cause increased CPU usage with large routing tables
- fix stalling SMB transfers of large files
- Added: New UI to add/remove/switch between user accounts, including using custom control servers
- Added: New UI to change client preferences
- Added: New UI to manage updates for the Standalone variant of the client, including switching in-app between stable and unstable builds.
- Added: VPN On-Demand is now supported on macOS, to automatically connect/disconnect Tailscale when specific conditions are triggered
- Added: ‘Reset VPN Configuration’ menu item in the Debug Menu is now available to reset the system VPN configuration if needed
- Improved: An alert window is presented when the Tailscale network extension fails to start, providing suggested troubleshooting steps
- Improved: Tailscale appears in the macOS Dock when an app window is presented
- Improved: The devices list now shows all devices known to the control server, not only the ones seen in the last 4 days.
- Improved: The onboarding flow automatically advances once the user is connected
- Fixed: The authentication flow is now more reliable when Tailscale has been running for an extended period of time, and the session has expired server-side
- Fixed: Resolved a potential crash and excessive logging upon client launch
- Fixed: “Start on Login” is set correctly on macOS Ventura and earlier versions
- Fixed: The authentication flow is now more reliable when Tailscale has been running for an extended period of time, and the session has expired server-side
- Fixed: Resolved a potential crash and excessive logging upon client launch
- Fixed: Stale devices are no longer presented in the devices list
- Improved: Sort Mullvad exit nodes to make it easier to find best node for each location
- Fixed: Quick settings tile now works
- Fixed: Mullvad tunnels are no longer shown as regular nodes in UI
- New: a new ProxyClass custom resource that allows to provide custom configuration for cluster resources that the operator creates
- New: ACL tags for the operator can now be configured via Helm chart values
- Fixed: routing to Ingress backends that require an exact path without a slash (/) suffix