Releases: mozilla-mobile/mozilla-vpn-client
Release list
v2.38.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements, including:
- [iOS] Exciting news: Mozilla VPN widgets are now available.
- [all] When contacting support, including logs is now optional. While Mozilla VPN logs have never included personal data, we now only default to including logs when it would help diagnose your issue.
- [iOS] When on Airplane Mode, trying to start the VPN gives an error. However if starting via Siri or Shortcuts, the VPN would be turned on after Airplane Mode was deactivated. This no longer happens.
- [all] You can use Mozilla VPN in dozens of languages, and we’ve included the latest translations in this release.
Full Changelog: releases/2.37.0...releases/2.38.0
v2.37.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements, including:
- [iOS] ’Hey Siri, activate Mozilla VPN.’ The VPN can now be turned on and off with Siri. And with the Shortcuts app, you can now automate VPN activation and deactivation.
- [iOS] Add a switch for Mozilla VPN to Control Center or the lock screen. And on the latest iPhones, it’s even possible to choose Mozilla VPN to be the Action button function.
- [macOS] IPv6-only networks are now supported.
- [Linux] Use GNOME+Wayland? Window decorations are back, so Mozilla VPN stands out from the background.
- [Linux] Support for IPv6-only networks was introduced in the last release, though switching servers while using multihop on IPv6-only networks sometimes had issues. It no longer should.
- [all] You can use Mozilla VPN in dozens of languages, and we’ve included the latest translations in this release.
Full Changelog: releases/2.36.0...releases/2.37.0
v2.36.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements, including:
- [all] The main screen will now show a small, dismissible notification for important new messages."
- [Android] A variant of the app that is not dependent on Google Play Services has now been released.
- [Windows] If IPv6 is disabled, the VPN will again work.
- [Linux] Migrated PPA builds to use the Mozilla APT repository for future updates.
- [Windows] In rare cases, Mozilla VPN could not be installed. This is now fixed.
- [Android] Improved filtering on language selection screen, especially for languages with non-Latin alphabets.
- [Linux] Ubuntu users may have had an issue when using Firefox Multi-Account Containers with custom VPN locations. This is no longer a problem.
- [all] You can use Mozilla VPN in dozens of languages, and we’ve included the latest translations in this release.
Full Changelog: releases/2.35.0...releases/2.36.0
v2.35.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements, including:
- [Android] Improved method of signing in.
- [all] In a rare situation, the final line of a message was obscured by the navigation bar. This has been fixed, and it should be easy to read the complete message.
- [iOS] Improvements for VoiceOver users.
- [Windows] Preparation for ARM Windows releases.
- [all] There are so many under-the-hood improvements in this version. Even if you cannot see them, we promise they are in there.
- [all] You can use Mozilla VPN in dozens of languages, and we’ve included the latest translations in this release.
Full Changelog: releases/2.34.0...releases/2.35.0
v2.34.1
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements.
This release is identical to 2.34.0, but is needed to re-start the PPA workflow for Linux PPA releases.
Full Changelog: releases/2.33.1...releases/2.34.1
v2.34.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements.
Full Changelog: releases/2.33.1...releases/2.34.0
v2.33.1
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements.
Full Changelog: releases/2.33.0...releases/2.33.1
v2.33.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements, including:
- [all] Subscription management has fully transitioned to the Mozilla accounts website.
- [all] Regular key rotation, improving security in the event of extreme, unexpected situations.
- [Windows] When you’ve been connected for a long time, has the connection timer in the app ever looked weird? While your device has always been protected in those cases, we’ve fixed that bug and now report the accurate time.
- [iOS] If you are using that beautiful new iPhone Air, Mozilla VPN should now look even better on it.
- [Windows] If you use the Firefox extension, we’ve made some changes that should make it run even smoother.
- [iOS] Improvements on when notification permissions are requested when the app launches for the first time.
- [Windows, macOS, Linux] In a rare situation, the status icon wasn’t updating. We dug in deep, and it should again work for everyone.
- [Android] If you share logs when contacting support, they now include the device model and manufacturer to help us better help you.
- [Linux] If your distro ships with that latest Qt 6.10, builds from scratch may have had issues. They no longer should.
- [all] The navigation bar’s message icon sometimes retained the ’unread’ indicator even after all messages were read. That should not happen anymore.
- [iOS] Did you notice that the close button on popups was a little too low? It no longer is.
- [iOS] Some exciting under-the-hood work to support a future feature.
- [Android] Invisible work that will allow the app to run smoother on the latest devices.
- [macOS] Over the past few releases we’ve improved how the VPN operates under the hood. This release completes that work.
- [Linux] Some behind-the-scenes changes that help us get new versions out to you more easily.
- [all] You can use Mozilla VPN in dozens of languages, and we’ve included the latest translations in this release.
Full Changelog: releases/2.32.0...releases/2.33.0
v2.32.0
This update includes minor bug fixes, UI adjustments and other performance improvements.
Full Changelog: releases/2.31.0...releases/2.32.0