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added Scripting command added to list all connections as a JSON parsable string.

added Connection details are now accessible from Batch and VBS scripts.

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added New adapter driver for Windows 10 2004+.

removed macOS 10.12 is no longer supported.

fixed Various bug fixes and enhancements.

fixed DNS resolution issue after a TAP connection reconnect resolved.

fixed Resolves issue running pushed user connection scripts.

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fixed Resolves issue that could cause the helper to fail to automatically update.updated OpenSSL updated to version 1.1.1h.

improved Viscosity will prompt for confirmation when quit using Cmd-Q.improved Additional compression options have been added to the editor.improved Additional details added to logging of connection state changes.improved Unreachable DNS servers are now detected and handled.improved Support for DNS servers assigned using DHCPv6.

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added Before-Connect scripts are now able to return a username and password.

added Connection details are now accessible from AppleScript scripts.

added Complete native support for Apple Silicon (ARM) Macs.

added New driverless TAP support for macOS 10.15+.

For further information please refer to the release notes below. However if you've updated and can no longer connect please refer to our migration guide.įinally, version 1.9 also includes many more small improvements and bug fixes. For the vast majority of users no migration changes are needed and connections will automatically work. Viscosity will still be able to connect to servers running OpenVPN 2.3 or older versions, however OpenVPN 2.4 will now be used client-side. It's also important to note that this update drops support for OpenVPN 2.3.

Thank you to Vladimir Dubrovin for reporting this. Also addressed in the Windows update is a low-severity security vulnerability that could allow certain libraries to be side-loaded from the same directory when the Windows installer is run. This should resolve an issue where certain applications, such as Microsoft Office, may be unable to use network services while connected.

The Windows version also updates the DNS system to improve the reliability of Network Location Awareness (NLA) when connected to a VPN on newer versions of Windows 10. It's now also possible for Before-Connect scripts to return username and password credentials, making it easy to craft custom authentication prompts, integrate with custom authentication systems, or manually handle credential storage. This also makes it easier to share scripts between connections, or even different users. Both AppleScript scripts on macOS, and Batch scripts on Windows now have access to connection details, making it easier to write scripts that respond to different network changes. It also includes privacy improvements, such as generating a random ethernet (MAC) address each time you connect, as well as better support for custom MTU values and custom MAC addresses (using the lladdr command) for TAP connections.Ī common request from Viscosity power users is for more powerful scripting support, and we're pleased to be able to say we've done just that. It does away with using legacy system frameworks to help optimise performance and lower resource usage. This driver has been written from the ground up for modern Windows 10 machines. On the Windows side, version 1.9 introduces a brand-new VPN network adapter driver for Windand later. And best of all, our approach fully supports macOS 11. This will also make deployment much easier in enterprise environments. This is something we are particularly enthusiastic about: if you use TAP (bridged) OpenVPN connections you'll no longer need to manually approve a kernel extension to load before you're able to connect. Version 1.9 also introduces driverless TAP (bridged) connection support on macOS.

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Viscosity and your VPN connections will run at native speed to take full advantage of the new processor architecture and power savings. We've also ported Viscosity to have complete native support for the upcoming Apple Silicon (ARM) Macs.

Viscosity now supports and integrates with macOS 11, and all of Viscosity's existing functionality is fully supported (including TAP support - more on that below). One of the most anticipated additions in version 1.9 is support for macOS 11 (Big Sur). Viscosity 1.9 is now available for both macOS and Windows! This is one of our biggest updates yet, with significant changes under-the-hood and many new features. De bijbehorende aankondiging ziet er als volgt uit: Viscosity For Mac & Windows: Version 1.9 De ontwikkelaars hebben vorige maand versie 1.9 voor zowel macOS als Windows uitgebracht. Het programma maakt het op een eenvoudige manier mogelijk om vpn-connecties aan te maken, te bewerken en te beheren. Viscosity is een door SparkLabs ontwikkelde OpenVPN-client voor macOS- en Windows-systemen.