Improvement1.82.0
Tailscale v1.82.0
Tailscale v1.82.0 introduces certificate pinning for DERP self-signed certificates, improves NAT traversal fallback routing, and fixes multiple stability issues including captive portal detection, port mapping, and platform-specific bugs on macOS and iOS. Go is updated to 1.24.1.
All platforms
- New: DERP functionality within the client supports certificate pinning for self-signed IP address certificates for those unable to use Let's Encrypt or WebPKI certificates.
- Changed: Go is updated to version 1.24.1
- Changed: NAT traversal code uses the DERP connection that a packet arrived on as an ultimate fallback route if no other information is available, in the event of a slow or misbehaving server.
- Fixed: Captive portal detection reliability is improved on some in-flight Wi-Fi networks, including British Airways and WestJet.
- Fixed: Port mapping success rate is improved by retrying in additional error cases.
- Fixed: Web interface setting changes occur as expected and without error.
- Changed: The .pkg installer size is decreased by 35%.
- Fixed: Memory leak issue related to shortcuts is resolved.
- Fixed: MagicDNS intermittent configuration failures no longer occur when waking from sleep.
- Fixed: Seamless key renewals occur as expected, ensuring the client remains connected.
- Fixed: Memory leak issue related to shortcuts is resolved.
- Fixed: MagicDNS intermittent configuration failures no longer occur when waking from sleep.
Note: The Android client release for v1.82.0 was delayed and moved into the v1.82.1 client release instead.
App connectors- Fixed: Port mapping success rates for app connectors are improved.
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