• Shortcuts & Siri: connect, disconnect or toggle the VPN from the Shortcuts app, Siri, Spotlight or the Action button. With Pro, also check status and switch outbound mode, profile or node. See Settings › General › Shortcuts & Siri.
• Block QUIC: Settings › Network › QUIC makes apps fall back to HTTP/2 over TCP, in every outbound mode.
• Much faster single connections through the tunnel.
• Switching between Wi-Fi and cellular no longer pauses traffic for a second or two.
• Saving a server that can't work, such as an invalid address or VLESS Encryption over h2, is refused with the reason.
• Troubleshooting: new Export Logs. Run Diagnostics names the proxy and field when a profile is invalid, tests the server actually in use, and points at the server when its certificate is forged.
• Smart Mode: proxies stay reachable when the regional DoH server fails.
• REJECT can no longer be chosen as the main server.
• Fixed profiles rejected by an earlier version staying blocked after updating.
• Fixed REALITY nodes with ech-opts not connecting.
• Lower memory use during latency tests, logs that no longer grow without limit, and a smaller app.

• WireGuard: import wg-quick .conf files and QR codes, WireGuard nodes from Clash/Mihomo, Stash and Surge configs, or add one by hand with key pair generation.
• Tailscale (Pro): reach your tailnet's devices by name and use an exit node alongside your proxy, in any outbound mode.
• Auto Connect (Pro): Settings › Auto Connect connects or disconnects the VPN on Wi-Fi, on cellular or on specific Wi-Fi networks, even when the app isn't open.
• DNS Leak Test in Troubleshooting and DNS settings. When a leak has a known cause, the result explains it. Smart Mode gets a DNS priority setting (Privacy or Speed).
• HTTPS DNS records now follow your rules instead of going to your network's DNS. Change it under HTTPS Records in DNS settings.
• Hysteria 2 supports Gecko obfuscation in links, imports and the node editor.
• Surge import covers much more: nested and smart groups, policy-path, logic rules, port ranges and wildcard domains.
• New Home: the connection card sits on the bottom edge, every proxy shows in a grid, and on iPhone Statistics and Settings move into the side menu.
• Proxies: swipe to delete without tapping Edit, unnamed proxies show host:port, and a single imported link can be named.
• Global mode now asks you to choose a server instead of connecting with all traffic going direct.
• Fixed a new profile staying in Direct after its first server was added by scanning or pasting a link.
• Fixed DNS policies being applied in a different order than written in the profile.

What's New in 3.1.0

• New Smart Mode: sites in your region connect directly and everything else goes through your proxy. Smart keeps its lists up to date, lets you pick the outbound for services like streaming and AI, and supports your own exceptions.
• New Statistics section: traffic history, past connection sessions and live connections, with connection quality judged from each server's TLS handshake times.
• Connections: search by host, IP or rule, close a connection, and optionally keep closed connections listed for a while.
• Troubleshooting now points to where a problem most likely lies (your network, the server, the configuration, or Potatso), with the clues behind it and suggested fixes.
• Works on IPv6-only (NAT64) cellular networks.
• Profiles with unusable entries (DNS servers, group names, rules) now skip just those entries and list them on Home, instead of failing to connect. A subscription refresh that can't run keeps the working version.
• Speed tests run faster and clear the previous results when you start one.
• Fixed connections failing with "initial selection group 'PROXY' does not exist" after switching a profile between Direct and Rule.
• Fixed SSR and Shadowsocks servers with cipher "none" losing their password after editing.
• Fixed the VPN failing to start on networks that provide no DNS server.
• A server whose domain name can't be looked up is now reported as a lookup failure instead of "connection refused".

What's New in 3.0.5

• Fixed subscriptions whose main group is named PROXY failing to connect with "name 'Proxy' is reserved".
• Fixed the VPN failing to start when a DNS server is a bare IPv6 address such as 2001:4860:4860::8888. Connection errors now show the real cause.
• Fixed DNS stalls under heavy traffic that left apps unable to look up names while the VPN looked connected.
• REALITY now works with servers running Xray 26.9.9 or later.
• Hysteria 2, AnyTLS and Snell: imports from Xray keep obfuscation and port hopping, the node editor covers more Snell settings, and options that can't be used are reported on import.
• New Outbound Mode row on Home: tap it to pick Rule, Global or Direct from a menu, with the latency test right beside it.
• Profiles without any rules now always run in Global mode, and the mode picker stays hidden until you add rules.
• iPad in landscape: Home shows two columns, and the outbound picker opens as a popover.
• Troubleshooting: Run Diagnostics builds a full connection report you can send to support or share. Send Feedback asks for a category first.

What's New in 3.0.4

• New sidebar navigation: Home, every configuration section (proxies, proxy groups, rules, DNS and more), Diagnose and Settings are now one tap away. On iPhone, swipe right or tap the menu button to open the drawer. On iPad, the sidebar sits beside your content.
• Rule mode without any rules: the Home card now lets you pick where all traffic goes, just like Global mode.
• Shadowsocks: many more ciphers are supported, including AES-GCM-SIV, AES-CCM, XChaCha20-Poly1305, SM4, Camellia, and the CFB/OFB/CTR variants.
• Trojan: REALITY settings and ECH links are now kept when you import, export or edit a node.
• VLESS: Encryption links, XHTTP and certificate pinning are supported.
• VMess: HTTPUpgrade transport is supported, and options that had no effect have been removed.
• HTTPS and SOCKS5 over TLS: you can set the server name, certificate pin and custom headers. Imports from Clash, Xray and Surge keep these settings, and HTTP/SOCKS nodes imported from Xray keep their TLS.
• Stability and compatibility fixes for every protocol, found by testing against real servers.

The latest major update resulted in a sharp decline in average rating from 3.36 to 1.98 stars. Frequent disconnections and DNS leaks have compromised the core utility of the app, leading to a strongly negative reception. The performance regressions have effectively nullified the intended improvements to subscription management.

With this update, we're bringing you some exciting new features and changes.

## New Features

"Proxy Subscriptions" is right here in the app.
- You can subscribe to a URL (usually managed by a proxy provider) when adding proxies. In that way, proxies can be imported and updated automatically.
- Subscriptions will be updated automatically each time when you reopen the app.
- Note: Proxies imported via subscriptions can NOT be edited.

## Changes

Fixed a bug introduced in TestFlight: can not input proxy uri when importing proxies. (Thanks for @吴捷's report)

We're still working on more cool features and quality improvements. We respect your advice very much and look forward to hearing more from you.