Tailscale v1.88.3
This release fixes control plane connection timeout issues across all platforms, resolves Taildrive device list loading on macOS, corrects UI and device list display on iOS during initial connection, and fixes client startup on OpenBSD with the tailscale up command.
- Fixed: Control plane connection issues which might have resulted in timing out during retries.
- Fixed: Taildrive list of devices loads as expected when selecting File Sharing > Choose Shared Folders.
- Fixed: The UI and device list display as expected when initially connecting to the tailnet.
- Fixed: The client starts as expected when using the
tailscale upcommand for the first time or re-authenticating a node.
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