Clearer connection controls, routing and support. The stable release remains available; beta is optional.
What changed in the November 5 beta?
Compared with stable 0.9.100, version 1.0 makes routing, subscription refresh, plans and support easier to find. This update from 7014 focuses on account-owned subscriptions, regional refresh, connection shutdown and safer Mac updates.
Try it after a backup if you need per-device mainland China / Hong Kong–Macau / Taiwan profiles, refresh subscriptions often, or encountered Windows TUN startup or shutdown issues. If the old version works well and you do not need these changes, keep using it.
Mac 0412: account-owned official subscriptions and regional import/refresh; safer updating. Check for updates opens the official download page for manual installation. Background download and relaunch-to-update are not implemented.
Windows 0410: fixes TUN-helper startup waiting and cleanup of connections that finish after shutdown, reducing discrepancies between startup messages and actual state.
Android ARM64 0406: stronger account-owned subscription, regional import/refresh and connection-cancellation guards. Tested on an Android14 emulator, not every physical phone.
Linux AppImage 0409: account-owned official subscription, regional refresh and system-proxy workflows. No TUN in this version. DEB remains the previous 7014 package; AppImage evidence does not cover every package format.
The home-screen Other traffic exit handles traffic without a dedicated matching rule. AI, banking and other dedicated traffic still use their own groups; changing one group does not change every exit.
Test scope and retained versions
Coverage: MacBook Air M5, a Windows test VM, an isolated Fedora desktop and Android emulators. DNS and failure protection were checked in bounded scenarios, with recorded timeouts; no speed, zero-interruption or all-network guarantee. TV has limited emulator coverage and remains unavailable for download; its sign-in is not Google-specific.
Stable and the previous 7014 beta remain available; no forced upgrade. Screenshots keep their actual capture versions. This section describes current downloads; older build numbers below identify historical screenshots and tests.
What changes in 1.0, and who should try it?
Find controls, choose routes and get help more easily. If stable works for you and you do not need these changes, you can keep it.
Understand where traffic goes
The home-screen Other traffic exit handles traffic without a dedicated matching rule. AI, banking and other dedicated traffic still use their own groups; changing one group does not change every exit.
Know when a route is applied
Select a whole row, see the highlighted choice and distinguish pending from applied. Fixed controls offer Apply and latency checks, with recently applied alternatives.
Match routing to this device
Choose mainland China, Hong Kong / Macao or Taiwan, then explicitly update the subscription. Language, payment and ad source do not change account routing.
Find everyday account actions
Subscription updates, renewal, reset and extra data are easier to reach. Continue or cancel an unpaid order; checkout remains the authority for the amount.
Keep your additional rules
Manage them under Connection & routing; send Notion directly without editing the whole subscription. Only the signed-in account’s own official subscription is accepted.
Get help with useful diagnostics
Support is easier to find; account queries require revocable authorization. Preview logs before upload. Sensitive fields are masked while connection state and failure clues remain available.
Who is it for?
Consider the beta if you travel between mainland China and Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan, adjust routing, update subscriptions often or use support. Back up first. Known limitations remain; this is not a promise of faster connections or access to every website.
Platform limits
Linux: this build uses the system proxy. Browsers and apps that honor that setting can use Voguesly routing. Terminals, games and other apps that ignore it are not automatically covered. Enhanced mode (TUN) is not offered in this build; Linux itself supports TUN.
Coverage: MacBook Air M5, a Windows test VM, an isolated Fedora desktop and Android emulators. DNS and failure protection were checked in bounded scenarios, with recorded timeouts; no speed, zero-interruption or all-network guarantee. TV has limited emulator coverage and remains unavailable for download; its sign-in is not Google-specific.