Guides in all 31 languages and Home: 2.6.52 (the App Store app's features on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV, the Android widget, Help through this device, the App Store app's privacy)
2.6.49 and 2.6.50 in every guide: DNS through your own server, and the certificate a protection service sends after a technique (31 languages)
Android TV and Google TV in every guide (Shroudly 2.6.50)
Guide: an iPhone and iPad section beside Android's (31 languages); help lines in the app's words of today; iPhone in the sidebar
2.6.48: Settings in four tabs, the help in its own words, the iPhone .ipa's two ways in (31 languages)
2.6.47: iPhone and iPad, helping people in censored countries (31 languages)
Shutdowns: a guide in 31 languages (2.6.46: only this country's network, your own server, sharing a connection, sharing Shroudly)
Guide (31 languages): 2.6.45's settings: Android's behind the gear with Advanced folded, the APK installing its own update, the desktop's More settings and one technique list
Guides: a service whose servers the network blocks by address is said plainly; only a VPN gets past that (2.6.17)
Guides: Shroudly turns on Advanced mode by itself for a program that goes around it and that the network stops (2.6.16)
Guides: the Quick Settings tile added from Android Settings (2.6.15)
Guides, privacy: the network's DNS also asked about a site whose encrypted-DNS addresses get nowhere (2.6.13)
Guides: on Android, protection comes back by itself after the phone ended it (2.6.12)
Guides: Advanced mode answers the DNS of programs that ignore the proxy with encrypted DNS (2.6.11)
Guides: Only this server for your own DNS server (2.6.10)
Guides, Privacy: the DNS server you chose, and your system's DNS asked only about names the others do not know (2.6.8)
Guides: the app's language on Android, and the Off strategy (encrypted DNS only) (2.6.7)
Guides: press and hold the Quick Settings tile to open Shroudly (2.6.6)
Guides: your own DNS server (DoH, DoT, TCP or plain DNS), a proxy left behind by another program, and Android's leftover Wi-Fi proxy notice (2.6.5)
Guides: automation apps (Tasker, MacroDroid) can turn Android protection on and off once allowed in Settings (2.6.4)
Guides: ad and tracker blocker, Android settings and proxy only, Roblox links and Node.js programs in Games and apps mode, an anti-cheat counts only while its game is played, Copy logs fits a message and Save logs (2.6.4)
Guides: Copy logs / Share logs for reports; say when a network blocks an app's server addresses themselves (2.6.3)
Guides: Android is counted in the live total (About → Count me in the live total); the id changes each time protection starts
Wiki: Android, first-install note and current desktop behaviour in every guide
- Home, sidebar and all 31 guides list Android 8+ with the /dl/android link
- Guides: a full Android section (install, VPN request, tile, Always-on VPN,
updates, APK signing fingerprint, limits), Android troubleshooting and
messages, Android privacy
- First-install note for Windows and macOS with the code signing policy link
in place of the "unknown publisher" wording
- Settings: Games and apps setting lives only in the Windows session;
Advanced mode leaves the local network alone and is not started by itself
next to a game's anti-cheat
- Troubleshooting and messages: a browser that goes around Shroudly is named;
Firefox is set back to the system proxy
Wiki: guides in more languages
Wiki: a full guide per language, a fuller home page