Adguard Release Notes

AdGuard Home v0.107.69

AdGuard Home v0.107.69 is here — just a quick pit stop to fix two pesky bugs that tried to sneak past us. No new features this time, but everything should now run a bit smoother (and those bugs have been shown the door).

Let's get “the usual” out of the way: we’ve made some security updates, as we always do, and even managed to make do without any bug fixes this time, for better or for worse. But let’s focus on the main course: new option to enable and disable DNS rewrite rules 🚦

This was one of the earlier feature requests, and we are happy to finally deliver. You can enable and disable DNS rewrite rules all at once or do so on an individual rewrite basis — both by editing YAML files or via UI.

Release notes

You may have the best software in the world, but if people can’t access it, it’s as good as useless. This is why in today’s update we made it a priority to fix a couple of authentication errors — so that you can always log in and use AdGuard Home to its fullest. Couple it with the usual security updates and a pinch of other changes, and you have v0.107.66 on your hands! 🙌

Bugfixes update

Unlike with chickens and eggs, with bugs and bugfixes, unfortunately, the bugs always come first. At least the new update is here to fix them all! 🥚🐔 Today we have bugfixes for every taste: security bugfixes, cache responses TTL bugfixes, even DNSCrypt certificates bugfixes. And you don't even have to choose — you can have them all with this new version of AdGuard Home.

Many claim to be client-oriented; we're proud to say that AdGuard Home is $client-oriented, as in this update we've fixed (among others) the bug that prevented the rules containing the client modifier from working. 👥 We have also improved AdGuard Home's security by updating the Go version to shore up some vulnerabilities, as usual.

If you are reading through these release notes, you must be a true power user of AdGuard Home, as this update isn’t the most flashy one. There are no exciting new features, but there are patches to Go vulnerabilities, UI and docker updates, and a couple of bugfixes.

This hotfix addresses the bug that was introduced with the previous update, namely the bug that prevented users from entering anything into the search box in the Query log. We also took this opportunity to include another fix for the incorrect functioning of the client modifier.

Acknowledgments

A special thanks to our community moderators team, @AdguardTeam/community-moderators, as well as to everyone who filed and inspected issues, added translations, and helped us test this release!

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We are steadily picking up the pace in the new year, starting with this small update. 🏃 Inside are some fresh bugfixes, a new API, and an updated Go version to shore up some vulnerabilities.