Tailscale v1.80.1
Fixed erroneous system extension uninstall messages on macOS and resolved rare network extension crashes when parsing routing tables across macOS, iOS, and tvOS platforms.
- Fixed:
System extension uninstalledmessage no longer appears erroneously when removing third-party system extensions while Tailscale is running. - Fixed: Resolved an issue that could have caused the network extension to crash in rare cases while parsing the macOS routing table.
- Fixed: Resolved an issue that could have caused the network extension to crash in rare cases while parsing the iOS routing table.
- Fixed: Resolved an issue that could have caused the network extension to crash in rare cases while parsing the tvOS routing table.
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