- The launcher keeps a log (/data/tailscale/launcher.log) and shows a
notification when it cannot start. A payload manager does not show what a
payload prints, so a failed start used to leave no trace. The Go
runtime's stderr goes to the same file until the daemon opens its log.
- New setting "who on the tailnet may connect": every device the tailnet's
access rules allow (default), or only devices of the same user as the
console. Applies to every forwarded TCP port, the UDP ports and the
status page over the tailnet.
- The status page shows when the console's key expires and warns from two
weeks before; the console shows a notification at 14, 3 and 1 days.
- A newer release is announced once on the console, not only on the page.
- Status page: click an address to copy it; OS, status and address columns
no longer break mid-word; the facts stack on narrow screens.
The status page can now be protected with a password and edits the
settings itself, so the config file no longer has to be changed by hand.
- Password for everything on the status page that shows or changes
something. The console's own browser is exempt. Connections to the page
from the tailnet are served directly so they are not taken for local.
- Settings form: name, ports, forwards, proxy, priority, update checks.
Most take effect at once; the page says which need a restart.
- Game streaming: several Sunshine hosts, each with its own port.
- The HTTP proxy is off by default.
- The page says when a newer release exists.
- Uninstall removes the home screen icon.
- Priority setting for streams that stutter under a demanding game.
- After the console's network is reconfigured, Tailscale is asked to
rebind. Seen working across a short stay in rest mode.
- Favicon, and the device list can be collapsed.
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