New features:

• PowerTunnel Monitor - a web-based UI, accessible from https://powertunnelmonitor.info when you're connected to proxy
• You can disable PowerTunnel Monitor by adding an argument: -disable-web-ui
• Use asterisk (*) to select ALL hosts

This is a long-term support release

Bugfixes:

• Fixed UI scaling and behavior on non-Windows systems, such as Linux
  Update: actually the bug has been present until version 1.8.3, do an upgrade
• Now Via header is removing properly

New features:

• Now you can mix case of host in a packet: add an argument -mix-host-case
• New DPI circuvmention method for HTTP - payload data. You can enable it by an argument -send-payload 21
• Now you can disable UI scaling adding an argument -disable-ui-scaling
• Now you can disable Java Swing Native Look&Feel adding an argument -disable-native-lf

Improvements:

• LittleProxy Server high-performance transparent mode is enabled by default

Known issues:

• UI stills look strange when using GNOME L&F - disable it using an argument -disable-native-lf
• In some cases PowerTunnel stores data in a home catalog while running under Linux (known since v1.5)

This is not a final PowerTunnel v1.6 build and, most likely, this isn't the most stable version of PowerTunnel, so it isn't recommended to use in environments where high stability is required. Now the most stable version of PowerTunnel is 1.4.

New features:

• New DPI circuvmention method for HTTP - payload data. You can enable it by an argument -send-payload 21

No new issues found, the list of present issues can be found in the previous releases

This is not a final PowerTunnel v1.6 build and, most likely, this isn't the most stable version of PowerTunnel, so it isn't recommended to use in environments where high stability is required.

Bugfixes:

• Fixed UI scaling and behavior on non-Windows systems, such as Linux
• Now Via header is removing properly

New features:

• Now you can mix case of host in a packet: add an argument -mix-host-case
• Now you can disable UI scaling adding an argument -disable-ui-scaling
• Now you can disable Java Swing Native Look&Feel adding an argument -disable-native-lf

Improvements:

• LittleProxy Server high-performance transparent mode is enabled by default

Known issues:

• UI stills look strange when using GNOME L&F - disable it using an argument -disable-native-lf
• In some cases PowerTunnel stores data in a home catalog while running under Linux (known since v1.5)

This is a long-term support release

New features:

• Quiet chunking mode: now we're chunking only the primary packet part
• A full chunking mode option for enabling the old algorithm

Improvements:

• New CLI arguments: -help for display help page, -full-chunking for enabling old algorithm and -start for automatically start server after UI load.

Misc:

• -chunksize argument renamed to -chunk-size

Known issues:

• UI Scaling on Linux (especially with the GTK L&F) doesn't seems right
• In some cases PowerTunnel stores data in a home catalog while running under Linux

Bugfixes:

• Clicking on buttons in the journal caused NullPointerException if nothing is selected

Improvements:

• New argument parser
• No-UI (console) mode (#2)
• Data is now saved when you close the PowerTunnel window

Bugfixes:

• Incorrect main frame size on 100% scale

Improvements:

• Text selection in labels is disallowed

Misc:

• Removed proxy marker (Via header containing the name of your computer)

New features:

• Opportunity to change chunk size from CLI: java -jar PowerTunnel.jar [CHUNK_SIZE]

Bugfixes:

• Update notifier is working properly now
• Utility.print was throwing an error

New features:

• Update notifier

Improvements:

• Memory optimization
• Better error handling: messaging about server bootstrap failure
• Hyperlinks in UI