Tailscale v1.74.1
This release addresses platform-specific issues on Linux and Android. The Linux NAT traversal optimization from v1.74.0 has been disabled due to a reported bug and will be re-added in a future release. Android improvements include better device network change detection for DNS configuration and fixed system policies support on ChromeOS.
Tailscale v1.74.1 addresses issues for Linux and Android, and is exclusively released for those platforms.
Linux- Fixed: Linux-only NAT traversal optimization added in v1.74.0 is now disabled following a bug report. The behavior is reverted to that of v1.72.x and earlier and will be re-added in a future release.
Note: The Android client release for v1.74.0 was delayed and moved into the v1.74.1 client release instead.
- Fixed: Device network change detection is improved to reflect accurate Tailscale DNS configuration updates.
- Fixed: System policies for the Android client on ChromeOS work as expected.
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